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Former President Chen Shui-bian''s plans to appear a fundraising dinner for the Ketagalan Foundation on June 4 are coming under new scrutiny, with his medical team saying that a formal application for his attendance will soon be submitted to the Justice Ministry . Chen was previously warned by authorities not to appear at Tsai''s inaugural state banquet. While some wonder if the new administration will be more sympathetic towards the former DPP president, Justice Minister Chiu Tai-sandidn''t yet hint at any change of policy. In order to facilitate former President Chen''s attendance at an activity outside of his medical parole, Chen’s medical team has been scrambling to collect information to make an application to relevant authorities.Chen Chao-tzuChen Shui-bian’s Medical Team(A treatment plan) has been given to President Chen, and we are waiting for President Chen to decide if he wants to submit an official application to Taichung Prison. In the end, we will fully respect the view of President Chen.Justice Minister Chiu Tai-san said a formal decision would be made only after reviewing the contents of the application, with a final decision rendered only after an assessment of whether Chen’s attendance at the event will meet medical or therapeutic needs.Chen Chao-tzuChen Shui-bian’s Medical Team (Chiu Tai-san) wondered if Chen’s appearance would benefit his medical treatment and general health. He said he respects the opinion of medical experts. Therefore, I am very confident that Minister Chiu Tai-san will respect our decision.Former President Chen Shui-bian now seems to be testing the waters to see just how much freedom the new DPP administration will grant him.
Former President Chen Shui-bian's son, Chen Chih-chung, posted a photo on Facebook of an invitation to President-elect Tsai Ing-wen's inaugural banquet addressed to his parents. Asked who decided to invite the Chens, the Democratic Progressive Party said former heads of state are invited in accordance with past precedence. Meanwhile, Taichung Prison said Chen Shui-bian is out on medical parole and it would be inappropriate for him to attend the banquet.
前總統陳水扁兒子陳致中在臉書上秀出520國宴邀請函，引發是誰邀請陳前總統夫婦出席的質疑，民進黨回應，這是基於過去慣例邀卸任元首參加，相關作業由總統府籌辦就職典禮的典禮科執行，府方表示，尊重民進黨所提名單，不過，台中監獄表示，陳水扁目前仍是保外就醫身分，不適合參加國宴。
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- published: 18 May 2016
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Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je today traveled to southern Taiwan to pay a visit to former DPP President Chen Shui-bian, (who was initially jailed on massive corruption charges and is now out on medical parole.) When asked about the mounting calls for a pardon for the disgraced president, Ko said the issue needed collective political wisdom (and he hoped for a favorable resolution.) However, Vice President Wu Den-yih said a potential pardon should be considered only after the judiciary eventually finishes resolving all of Chen’s complex cases. With the inauguration of a new DPP president on May 20th approaching, a pardon for former DPP President Chen Shui-bian is becoming the focus of public attention. Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je today paid a trip to Kaohsiung to visit Chen. Ko Wen-jeTaipei MayorI saw the condition of his illnesses. His (hands) are still trembling badly. We need to use collective political wisdom (to resolve this). I hope his situation is handled relatively well. Chen ChuKaohsiung MayorPresident Ma, if you (grant a pardon), it will be a historic occasion. It will end the long-term confrontations between (DPP and KMT) supporters. I feel the people and history will remember such a person who can seize this historic occasion. Responding to the wave of calls, outgoing Vice President Wu Den-yih said the timing was not right for a pardon. Wu Den-yihVice PresidentThe time is not ripe for a pardon as some of his cases are still ongoing. Recently the Tainan City Council and the Kaohsiung City Council have both seen councilors propose motions that President Ma Ying-jeou pardon Chen before he steps down from office. Ko’s visit will only add heat to this pressure.
- published: 11 Apr 2016
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Despite KMT presidential candidate Eric Chu’s best efforts to distance himself from the current Ma administration, he is being branded by the opposition DPP as offering voters much of the same. The issue came to the fore in the first presidential debate held yesterday with Chu criticizing his DPP opponent Tsai Ing-wen of reviving Chen Shui-bian’s administration. In the first presidential debate, KMT and DPP presidential candidates started to reopen old wounds that took place when the parties were in power. Eric Chu(Dec. 27)KMT Presidential CandidateAbout 70 members in your team which Chairperson Tsai introduced to the public were former members of the Chen administration. Tsai Ing-wen(Dec. 27)DPP Presidential CandidateDon’t you forget, Chairman Chu. You are also a part of the Ma administration. Their verbal jabs even included former president Chen Shui-bian and incumbent president Ma Ying-jeou. Eric Chu, however, forgets his administration in New Taipei City also includes officials who rose to prominent positions when Chen was in power. Gao Jyh-pengDPP LegislatorMayor Chu may have forgotten that two of the deputy mayors in his administration were also from the Chen administration. Hou You-yi was made Director-General of the National Police Agency and Chen Shen-hsien was also appointed as Director-General of the Water Resources Agency.Many of the important operatives in Tsai’s campaign were indeed close aides of former president Chen. These people include former National Security Council Secretary-General Chiou I-ren, Chen’s trusted speechwriters Lin De-hsun and Lin Chin-chang.
- published: 29 Dec 2015
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1. Wide shot of the rally
2. Mid shot of puppet of President Chen Shui-bian and people holding banners
3. People holding model missiles
4. People holding posters reading: "No to arms purchases, we want peace."
5. People chanting slogans in Mandarin: "No to constitutional change", "No to the end of the National Unification Council and anti-arms deals."
6. Various people of marching
7. Close up of poster reading: "Money to US, Debt to Taiwan," "We love peace, we hate war."
8. Wide shot of gathering
9. Close up people chanting
10. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Kuo Chung-I, Protester:
"The arms sales deal will only worsen the confrontation between Taiwan and China. We don't want to see the arms procurement deal and the recent move to end the workings of the National Unification Council by President Chen will add tension across the Taiwan Strait."
11. Wide shot of Nationalist Party Chairman Ma Ying-jeou, walking along with rally
12. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Ma Ying-jeou, Chairman of the Nationalist Party:
"The purpose of today's rally is to ask for a better life for all Taiwanese people and save Taiwan. In the meantime, there is corruption again and again in our government and people are not leading a good life. But sadly our president only cares about the disputes over Taiwan's unification or independence. Therefore, we want Taiwanese people to stand out and really express what they think about the government."
13. Ma marching with the crowd
14. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Vox Pop, Protester:
"We don't need arms purchases. Even if we buy a lot of weapons, we are not able to fight against China. Why not use the money on children's education, the unemployed and so on to save Taiwan?"
15. Various shots of the rally
STORYLINE:
Tens of thousands of opposition supporters marched in the streets of Taipei on Sunday to protest against President Chen Shui-bian's termination of a government committee responsible for unification with rival China.
On Feb. 27, Chen announced that the 15-year-old National Unification Council would cease to function, provoking angry condemnation from Chinese leaders and strong criticism from Taiwan's Nationalist Party and its legislative allies.
The opposition, which supports eventual unification, says that instead of provoking China, Chen should work to improve the island's economy, which has struggled to make the transformation from manufacturing powerhouse to service provider.
Taiwan and China split amid civil war more than five decades ago, but Beijing still claims sovereignty over the self-ruled island, and threatens force if it moves toward formalising its de facto independence.
Demonstrators carried banners criticising Chen's independence-leaning policies, saying "no to constitution change".
Ma Ying-jeou, the chairman of the Nationalist Party who took part in the rally, said corruption was rife in the government.
"Sadly our president only cares about the disputes over Taiwan's unification or independence," he added.
On March 18, Chen's ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) plans to hold a rally of its own to protest against alleged Chinese aggression against Taiwan.
The DPP and its allies say they want to draw the attention to the first anniversary of a Chinese law codifying the use of force against the island.
Rally goers also protested against a long standing and controversial offer by the US to supply 16 (b) billion dollars worth of missiles, and anti-submarine planes.
The offer has been voted down many times by the opposition in Taiwan's parliament.
Sunday's march was to end in front of the Presidential Office building, where Nationalist leader and prospective 2008 presidential candidate Ma Ying-jeou was to address the crowd.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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1. Wide shot of Taiwan's President Chen Shui-bian walking into meeting room to host National Security Council meeting
2. National Security Council Secretary-General Chiu I-jen speaking
3. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Chen Shui-bian, Taiwanese President
"The National Unification Council will cease to function. No budget will be earmarked for it and its personnel must return to their original posts. The National Unification Guidelines will cease to apply. In accordance with procedures, this decision will be transmitted to the Executive Yuan (the executive branch of the government of the Republic of China (Taiwan)) for their notice. I want to thank all chiefs of related agencies and my colleagues for your dedication and efforts during the past few weeks. What we have done today is not only for preserving Taiwan's freedom, democracy, human rights and the peaceful status quo."
4. Various of meeting
5. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Chen Shui-bian, Taiwanese President:
"Taiwan has no intention of changing the status quo and strongly opposes its alteration by non-peaceful means. In addition, we would like to thank the international community for its continued support of maintaining the status quo in the Taiwan Strait."
6. Various of meeting
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7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Scott McClellan, White House spokesman:
"Our policy is clear and consistent when it comes to cross-Strait relations. Our One China policy remains based on the three communiques: the Taiwan Relations Act, and our belief that there should be no unilateral change in the status quo by either side. We welcome President Chen's reaffirmation of his administration's commitment to cross-Strait peace and stability and Taiwan's commitment to the pledges that President Chen made in his inaugural address to not unilaterally alter the status quo on the Taiwan Strait. The United States continues to also stress the need for Beijing to open a meaningful dialogue with the duly elected leadership in Taiwan that leads to a peaceful resolution of their differences."
8. Cutaway
9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Scott McClellan, White House spokesman:
"... talked about the reaffirmation that he has made. It did not abolish the National Unification Council today. He reaffirmed commitments made during the 2000 and 2004 inaugural addresses and the United States attaches great importance to those commitments."
10. Wide shot news conference
STORYLINE
Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian said on Monday the island was terminating the governmental committee responsible for unifying with mainland China.
After a one-hour meeting with the National Security Council, Chen announced he was ending the National Unification Council and doing away with its guidelines, which commit Taiwan to eventual unification with the mainland.
Chen's announcement is certain to anger Beijing, which remains committed to bringing the self-governing island back into its fold 57 years after they separated amid civil war.
The announcement caused consternation in Washington, Taiwan's major ally.
The United States fears being drawn into a confrontation on the Taiwan issue.
According to Taiwanese media reports, Washington dispatched an envoy earlier this month to try to convince Chen to abandon his plans to change the committee's status.
Later, White House press secretary Scott McClellan responded today to the Taiwanese Government's elimination National Unification Council.
The council's purpose was the unification of Taiwan with mainland China, but it had been effectively dormant for sixteen years.
The move is expected to have little impact on any formal independence for the island, but is instead seen as another pro-independence statement by the Taiwanese government.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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1. Wide of Asuncion Airport
2. Medium of President Chen Shui-bian arriving at airport
3. Various of President Chen Shui-bian saluting crowd
4. Medium of airplane with dignitaries before departure
5. Cutaway of military band playing National Anthems
6. Various of President Chen Shui-bian with Paraguayan vice President Luis Castiglioni listening to National Anthems
7. Cutaway of band
8. Medium of President Chen Shui-bian walking up plane stairs and saluting crowd
9. Cutaway of Paraguayan and Taiwanese flags
10. Various of plane taking off
STORYLINE:
Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian left Paraguay on Sunday enroute to Costa Rica, where he will attend the swearing-in ceremony of president elect Oscar Arias on Monday.
President Chen Shui-bian had arrived in Asuncion on Friday for a 3 days visit.
Chen signed an investment deal with Paraguayan President Nicanor Duarte in the capital Asuncion, on Saturday.
Taiwan''s vice president on Sunday denied reports that the island had bought Paraguay''s diplomatic support with a pledge of 250 (m) million US dollars in aid.
Annette Lu said the offer of aid - made during President Chen Shui-bian''s trip to Paraguay this weekend - was for all of Taiwan''s allies in the Caribbean and Latin America, and not just for Paraguay.
She also denied Taiwan was using financial aid to try to win favour in the impoverished region over rival China.
Taiwanese newspapers Sunday reprinted headlines carried by newspapers in Asuncion calling Chen "Santa Claus" for his offer of aid.
Taiwanese television showed Paraguay President Nicanor Duarte Frutos shouting "Viva Taiwan" before a crowd of 5,000 villagers welcoming Chen.
Duarte also said he hoped Taiwan could help his country explore its natural gas reserves.
Paraguay is among Taiwan''s 25 diplomatic allies, most of which are small, impoverished countries in Africa, Central and South America.
Taiwan, which split politically from China amid civil war in 1949, has used loans and assistance to prevent its small pool of allies from being lured away by Beijing.
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- published: 28 Jul 2015
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1. Close up Paraguay flag/pull out to wide of palace
2. Mid view of Taiwanese and Paraguayan flag
3. Mid view of Taiwanese President Chen Shui-Bian shaking hands and embracing with Paraguay president Nicanor Duarte
4. Cut away press and security
5. Mid view of presidents embracing
6. Mid view of officials singing Paraguayan anthem
7. Close up of President Chen Shui-Bian and Duarte
8. Wide of presidents singing anthem
9. Wide of Chen Shui-Bian and Nicanor Duarte greeting officials
10. Wide of Paraguay Parliamentary Palace
11. Various security
12. Mid view entrance to Parliament
13. Close up sign "Legislative Power - National Congressional Headquarters"
14. Mid view of Chen Shui-Bian arriving to Parliamentary Palace
15. Mid view of Chen Shui-Bian greeting members of Parliament
16. Wide/interior of Chen Shui-Bian in Parliamentary hall
17. Pan of Parliament
18. Mid view of Chen Shui-Bian walking to podium in Parliament
19. Mid view of Chen Shui-Bian at podium
20. SOUNDBITE (Taiwanese) Chen Shui-Bian, President Taiwan
21. Pan of Parliament
STORYLINE:
Paraguay president Nicanor Duarte hosted Taiwanese president Chen Shui-Bian in Asuncion on Friday for bilateral talks on fuel supplies.
During the meeting, the two presidents discussed options for tapping into Paraguay''s natural gas reserves in the Chaco Boreal desert, 800 kilometres west of the capital. This comes days after neighbouring Bolivia announced the nationalisation of its gas reserves Monday.
The Taiwanese leader spoke to Paraguay''s congress, where he told delegates he arrived to his "Paraguayan home after a 32 hour flight."
Chen also used the opportunity to call China''s government "totalitarian" and reiterated the threat of "eighty missiles" threatening the island.
Paraguay and Taiwan have maintained diplomatic relations since 1957.
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- published: 28 Jul 2015
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++SOUND AS INCOMING++
1. Wide shot plane of Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian taxiing in on arrival
2. Wide shot people waving Taiwanese flags
3. Close up President Chen Shui-bian coming off plane and waving
4. Close up sea of flags
5. Mid shot Elias Antonio Saca, President of El Salvador, getting off plane, having arrived for swearing in of new president
6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Elias Antonio Saca, President of El Salvador
"We wish president Arias luck, and we hope to start talking with him about the integration of the region."
7. Wide shot plane carrying Vice-President of Brazil on tarmac, having arrived for swearing in of new president
8. Brazilian Vice-President Jose Alencar walking down gangway
9. Mid shot Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian shakes hands with president Enrique Bola�os of Nicaragua
10. Mid shot pan left president Elias Antonio Saca of El Salvador walking up to shake hands with President Chen Shui-bian
11. Mid shot Taiwanese President Chen meets President Martin Torrijos of Panama
12. Various shots workers preparing stand for swearing-in ceremony
STORYLINE:
President Chen Shui-bian of Taiwan landed in Costa Rica on Sunday, where he will attend the swearing-in ceremony of president-elect Oscar Arias on Monday.
Laura Bush, the first lady of the United States will also attend the ceremony, and other regional figures including Brazil''s vice-president Jose Alencar.
Chen arrived in Costa Rica after a visit to Paraguay where he signed an investment deal with Paraguayan President Nicanor Duarte in Asuncion on Saturday.
In Costa Rica Chen will meet up with several central American heads of state.
Both Paraguay and Costa Rica are among 25 countries who have diplomatic relations with the self-ruled island.
Earlier this week, the U.S. snubbed Taiwan''s request to allow Chen to visit San Francisco or New York, offering him Anchorage and Honolulu instead.
Chen then opted for stopovers in Amsterdam and Abu Dhabi on his way to Latin America instead.
The US is Taiwan''s most important ally but views the timing of the visit as sensitive as it seeks to court China - Taiwan''s traditional enemy - over the Iran nuclear issue.
This is Chen''s fifth trip to Latin America since becoming president in 2000 and on all of his previous visits he had transit stops in the United States, including in New York, Los Angeles and Houston.
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- published: 28 Jul 2015
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1:37Former President Chen Shui-bian contemplating application to attend June banquet
Former President Chen Shui-bian contemplating application to attend June banquetFormer President Chen Shui-bian contemplating application to attend June banquet
Former President Chen Shui-bian''s plans to appear a fundraising dinner for the Ketagalan Foundation on June 4 are coming under new scrutiny, with his medical team saying that a formal application for his attendance will soon be submitted to the Justice Ministry . Chen was previously warned by authorities not to appear at Tsai''s inaugural state banquet. While some wonder if the new administration will be more sympathetic towards the former DPP president, Justice Minister Chiu Tai-sandidn''t yet hint at any change of policy. In order to facilitate former President Chen''s attendance at an activity outside of his medical parole, Chen’s medical team has been scrambling to collect information to make an application to relevant authorities.Chen Chao-tzuChen Shui-bian’s Medical Team(A treatment plan) has been given to President Chen, and we are waiting for President Chen to decide if he wants to submit an official application to Taichung Prison. In the end, we will fully respect the view of President Chen.Justice Minister Chiu Tai-san said a formal decision would be made only after reviewing the contents of the application, with a final decision rendered only after an assessment of whether Chen’s attendance at the event will meet medical or therapeutic needs.Chen Chao-tzuChen Shui-bian’s Medical Team (Chiu Tai-san) wondered if Chen’s appearance would benefit his medical treatment and general health. He said he respects the opinion of medical experts. Therefore, I am very confident that Minister Chiu Tai-san will respect our decision.Former President Chen Shui-bian now seems to be testing the waters to see just how much freedom the new DPP administration will grant him. -
5:53Tsai Ing Wen More dangerous than Chen Shui Bian 蔡英文比陳水扁更危險
Tsai Ing Wen More dangerous than Chen Shui Bian 蔡英文比陳水扁更危險Tsai Ing Wen More dangerous than Chen Shui Bian 蔡英文比陳水扁更危險
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1:40陳水扁受邀參加520國宴 Former President Chen Shui bian invited to Tsai's inaugural banquet—宏觀英語新聞
陳水扁受邀參加520國宴 Former President Chen Shui bian invited to Tsai's inaugural banquet—宏觀英語新聞陳水扁受邀參加520國宴 Former President Chen Shui bian invited to Tsai's inaugural banquet—宏觀英語新聞
Former President Chen Shui-bian's son, Chen Chih-chung, posted a photo on Facebook of an invitation to President-elect Tsai Ing-wen's inaugural banquet addressed to his parents. Asked who decided to invite the Chens, the Democratic Progressive Party said former heads of state are invited in accordance with past precedence. Meanwhile, Taichung Prison said Chen Shui-bian is out on medical parole and it would be inappropriate for him to attend the banquet. 前總統陳水扁兒子陳致中在臉書上秀出520國宴邀請函，引發是誰邀請陳前總統夫婦出席的質疑，民進黨回應，這是基於過去慣例邀卸任元首參加，相關作業由總統府籌辦就職典禮的典禮科執行，府方表示，尊重民進黨所提名單，不過，台中監獄表示，陳水扁目前仍是保外就醫身分，不適合參加國宴。 ＊More Information 更多資訊請至 宏觀電視官網：http://www.pts.org.tw/macroview/ 臉書粉絲專頁：https://www.facebook.com/taiwanmactv 訂閱節目 Subscribe：https://www.youtube.com/user/macroview -
1:47Calls mount for a pardon for disgraced former DPP President Chen Shui-bian
Calls mount for a pardon for disgraced former DPP President Chen Shui-bianCalls mount for a pardon for disgraced former DPP President Chen Shui-bian
Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je today traveled to southern Taiwan to pay a visit to former DPP President Chen Shui-bian, (who was initially jailed on massive corruption charges and is now out on medical parole.) When asked about the mounting calls for a pardon for the disgraced president, Ko said the issue needed collective political wisdom (and he hoped for a favorable resolution.) However, Vice President Wu Den-yih said a potential pardon should be considered only after the judiciary eventually finishes resolving all of Chen’s complex cases. With the inauguration of a new DPP president on May 20th approaching, a pardon for former DPP President Chen Shui-bian is becoming the focus of public attention. Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je today paid a trip to Kaohsiung to visit Chen. Ko Wen-jeTaipei MayorI saw the condition of his illnesses. His (hands) are still trembling badly. We need to use collective political wisdom (to resolve this). I hope his situation is handled relatively well. Chen ChuKaohsiung MayorPresident Ma, if you (grant a pardon), it will be a historic occasion. It will end the long-term confrontations between (DPP and KMT) supporters. I feel the people and history will remember such a person who can seize this historic occasion. Responding to the wave of calls, outgoing Vice President Wu Den-yih said the timing was not right for a pardon. Wu Den-yihVice PresidentThe time is not ripe for a pardon as some of his cases are still ongoing. Recently the Tainan City Council and the Kaohsiung City Council have both seen councilors propose motions that President Ma Ying-jeou pardon Chen before he steps down from office. Ko’s visit will only add heat to this pressure. -
1:47KMT’s Eric Chu accuses Tsai’s team as a revival of Chen Shui-bian’s administration
KMT’s Eric Chu accuses Tsai’s team as a revival of Chen Shui-bian’s administrationKMT’s Eric Chu accuses Tsai’s team as a revival of Chen Shui-bian’s administration
Despite KMT presidential candidate Eric Chu’s best efforts to distance himself from the current Ma administration, he is being branded by the opposition DPP as offering voters much of the same. The issue came to the fore in the first presidential debate held yesterday with Chu criticizing his DPP opponent Tsai Ing-wen of reviving Chen Shui-bian’s administration. In the first presidential debate, KMT and DPP presidential candidates started to reopen old wounds that took place when the parties were in power. Eric Chu(Dec. 27)KMT Presidential CandidateAbout 70 members in your team which Chairperson Tsai introduced to the public were former members of the Chen administration. Tsai Ing-wen(Dec. 27)DPP Presidential CandidateDon’t you forget, Chairman Chu. You are also a part of the Ma administration. Their verbal jabs even included former president Chen Shui-bian and incumbent president Ma Ying-jeou. Eric Chu, however, forgets his administration in New Taipei City also includes officials who rose to prominent positions when Chen was in power. Gao Jyh-pengDPP LegislatorMayor Chu may have forgotten that two of the deputy mayors in his administration were also from the Chen administration. Hou You-yi was made Director-General of the National Police Agency and Chen Shen-hsien was also appointed as Director-General of the Water Resources Agency.Many of the important operatives in Tsai’s campaign were indeed close aides of former president Chen. These people include former National Security Council Secretary-General Chiou I-ren, Chen’s trusted speechwriters Lin De-hsun and Lin Chin-chang. -
2:37Ten thousand attend opposition rally criticising president
Ten thousand attend opposition rally criticising presidentTen thousand attend opposition rally criticising president
1. Wide shot of the rally 2. Mid shot of puppet of President Chen Shui-bian and people holding banners 3. People holding model missiles 4. People holding posters reading: "No to arms purchases, we want peace." 5. People chanting slogans in Mandarin: "No to constitutional change", "No to the end of the National Unification Council and anti-arms deals." 6. Various people of marching 7. Close up of poster reading: "Money to US, Debt to Taiwan," "We love peace, we hate war." 8. Wide shot of gathering 9. Close up people chanting 10. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Kuo Chung-I, Protester: "The arms sales deal will only worsen the confrontation between Taiwan and China. We don't want to see the arms procurement deal and the recent move to end the workings of the National Unification Council by President Chen will add tension across the Taiwan Strait." 11. Wide shot of Nationalist Party Chairman Ma Ying-jeou, walking along with rally 12. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Ma Ying-jeou, Chairman of the Nationalist Party: "The purpose of today's rally is to ask for a better life for all Taiwanese people and save Taiwan. In the meantime, there is corruption again and again in our government and people are not leading a good life. But sadly our president only cares about the disputes over Taiwan's unification or independence. Therefore, we want Taiwanese people to stand out and really express what they think about the government." 13. Ma marching with the crowd 14. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Vox Pop, Protester: "We don't need arms purchases. Even if we buy a lot of weapons, we are not able to fight against China. Why not use the money on children's education, the unemployed and so on to save Taiwan?" 15. Various shots of the rally STORYLINE: Tens of thousands of opposition supporters marched in the streets of Taipei on Sunday to protest against President Chen Shui-bian's termination of a government committee responsible for unification with rival China. On Feb. 27, Chen announced that the 15-year-old National Unification Council would cease to function, provoking angry condemnation from Chinese leaders and strong criticism from Taiwan's Nationalist Party and its legislative allies. The opposition, which supports eventual unification, says that instead of provoking China, Chen should work to improve the island's economy, which has struggled to make the transformation from manufacturing powerhouse to service provider. Taiwan and China split amid civil war more than five decades ago, but Beijing still claims sovereignty over the self-ruled island, and threatens force if it moves toward formalising its de facto independence. Demonstrators carried banners criticising Chen's independence-leaning policies, saying "no to constitution change". Ma Ying-jeou, the chairman of the Nationalist Party who took part in the rally, said corruption was rife in the government. "Sadly our president only cares about the disputes over Taiwan's unification or independence," he added. On March 18, Chen's ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) plans to hold a rally of its own to protest against alleged Chinese aggression against Taiwan. The DPP and its allies say they want to draw the attention to the first anniversary of a Chinese law codifying the use of force against the island. Rally goers also protested against a long standing and controversial offer by the US to supply 16 (b) billion dollars worth of missiles, and anti-submarine planes. The offer has been voted down many times by the opposition in Taiwan's parliament. Sunday's march was to end in front of the Presidential Office building, where Nationalist leader and prospective 2008 presidential candidate Ma Ying-jeou was to address the crowd. keyword-protests You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/d16cab82aae70ea660e71dcfc5490006 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:39WRAP Taiwan to terminate committee for unification with China, US reax
WRAP Taiwan to terminate committee for unification with China, US reaxWRAP Taiwan to terminate committee for unification with China, US reax
POOL Taipei, Taiwan 1. Wide shot of Taiwan's President Chen Shui-bian walking into meeting room to host National Security Council meeting 2. National Security Council Secretary-General Chiu I-jen speaking 3. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Chen Shui-bian, Taiwanese President "The National Unification Council will cease to function. No budget will be earmarked for it and its personnel must return to their original posts. The National Unification Guidelines will cease to apply. In accordance with procedures, this decision will be transmitted to the Executive Yuan (the executive branch of the government of the Republic of China (Taiwan)) for their notice. I want to thank all chiefs of related agencies and my colleagues for your dedication and efforts during the past few weeks. What we have done today is not only for preserving Taiwan's freedom, democracy, human rights and the peaceful status quo." 4. Various of meeting 5. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Chen Shui-bian, Taiwanese President: "Taiwan has no intention of changing the status quo and strongly opposes its alteration by non-peaceful means. In addition, we would like to thank the international community for its continued support of maintaining the status quo in the Taiwan Strait." 6. Various of meeting AP Television Washington, DC, USA 7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Scott McClellan, White House spokesman: "Our policy is clear and consistent when it comes to cross-Strait relations. Our One China policy remains based on the three communiques: the Taiwan Relations Act, and our belief that there should be no unilateral change in the status quo by either side. We welcome President Chen's reaffirmation of his administration's commitment to cross-Strait peace and stability and Taiwan's commitment to the pledges that President Chen made in his inaugural address to not unilaterally alter the status quo on the Taiwan Strait. The United States continues to also stress the need for Beijing to open a meaningful dialogue with the duly elected leadership in Taiwan that leads to a peaceful resolution of their differences." 8. Cutaway 9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Scott McClellan, White House spokesman: "... talked about the reaffirmation that he has made. It did not abolish the National Unification Council today. He reaffirmed commitments made during the 2000 and 2004 inaugural addresses and the United States attaches great importance to those commitments." 10. Wide shot news conference STORYLINE Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian said on Monday the island was terminating the governmental committee responsible for unifying with mainland China. After a one-hour meeting with the National Security Council, Chen announced he was ending the National Unification Council and doing away with its guidelines, which commit Taiwan to eventual unification with the mainland. Chen's announcement is certain to anger Beijing, which remains committed to bringing the self-governing island back into its fold 57 years after they separated amid civil war. The announcement caused consternation in Washington, Taiwan's major ally. The United States fears being drawn into a confrontation on the Taiwan issue. According to Taiwanese media reports, Washington dispatched an envoy earlier this month to try to convince Chen to abandon his plans to change the committee's status. Later, White House press secretary Scott McClellan responded today to the Taiwanese Government's elimination National Unification Council. The council's purpose was the unification of Taiwan with mainland China, but it had been effectively dormant for sixteen years. The move is expected to have little impact on any formal independence for the island, but is instead seen as another pro-independence statement by the Taiwanese government. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/777abaf0cba522fc8e53b6aef9623926 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:55President Chen Shui-bian leaves, plane takes off for Costa Rica
President Chen Shui-bian leaves, plane takes off for Costa RicaPresident Chen Shui-bian leaves, plane takes off for Costa Rica
1. Wide of Asuncion Airport 2. Medium of President Chen Shui-bian arriving at airport 3. Various of President Chen Shui-bian saluting crowd 4. Medium of airplane with dignitaries before departure 5. Cutaway of military band playing National Anthems 6. Various of President Chen Shui-bian with Paraguayan vice President Luis Castiglioni listening to National Anthems 7. Cutaway of band 8. Medium of President Chen Shui-bian walking up plane stairs and saluting crowd 9. Cutaway of Paraguayan and Taiwanese flags 10. Various of plane taking off STORYLINE: Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian left Paraguay on Sunday enroute to Costa Rica, where he will attend the swearing-in ceremony of president elect Oscar Arias on Monday. President Chen Shui-bian had arrived in Asuncion on Friday for a 3 days visit. Chen signed an investment deal with Paraguayan President Nicanor Duarte in the capital Asuncion, on Saturday. Taiwan''s vice president on Sunday denied reports that the island had bought Paraguay''s diplomatic support with a pledge of 250 (m) million US dollars in aid. Annette Lu said the offer of aid - made during President Chen Shui-bian''s trip to Paraguay this weekend - was for all of Taiwan''s allies in the Caribbean and Latin America, and not just for Paraguay. She also denied Taiwan was using financial aid to try to win favour in the impoverished region over rival China. Taiwanese newspapers Sunday reprinted headlines carried by newspapers in Asuncion calling Chen "Santa Claus" for his offer of aid. Taiwanese television showed Paraguay President Nicanor Duarte Frutos shouting "Viva Taiwan" before a crowd of 5,000 villagers welcoming Chen. Duarte also said he hoped Taiwan could help his country explore its natural gas reserves. Paraguay is among Taiwan''s 25 diplomatic allies, most of which are small, impoverished countries in Africa, Central and South America. Taiwan, which split politically from China amid civil war in 1949, has used loans and assistance to prevent its small pool of allies from being lured away by Beijing. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/21c57f0e231de6b7325d701c5faa54bf Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:57Chen Shui-bian arrives for two-day state visit
Chen Shui-bian arrives for two-day state visitChen Shui-bian arrives for two-day state visit
1. Close up Paraguay flag/pull out to wide of palace 2. Mid view of Taiwanese and Paraguayan flag 3. Mid view of Taiwanese President Chen Shui-Bian shaking hands and embracing with Paraguay president Nicanor Duarte 4. Cut away press and security 5. Mid view of presidents embracing 6. Mid view of officials singing Paraguayan anthem 7. Close up of President Chen Shui-Bian and Duarte 8. Wide of presidents singing anthem 9. Wide of Chen Shui-Bian and Nicanor Duarte greeting officials 10. Wide of Paraguay Parliamentary Palace 11. Various security 12. Mid view entrance to Parliament 13. Close up sign "Legislative Power - National Congressional Headquarters" 14. Mid view of Chen Shui-Bian arriving to Parliamentary Palace 15. Mid view of Chen Shui-Bian greeting members of Parliament 16. Wide/interior of Chen Shui-Bian in Parliamentary hall 17. Pan of Parliament 18. Mid view of Chen Shui-Bian walking to podium in Parliament 19. Mid view of Chen Shui-Bian at podium 20. SOUNDBITE (Taiwanese) Chen Shui-Bian, President Taiwan 21. Pan of Parliament STORYLINE: Paraguay president Nicanor Duarte hosted Taiwanese president Chen Shui-Bian in Asuncion on Friday for bilateral talks on fuel supplies. During the meeting, the two presidents discussed options for tapping into Paraguay''s natural gas reserves in the Chaco Boreal desert, 800 kilometres west of the capital. This comes days after neighbouring Bolivia announced the nationalisation of its gas reserves Monday. The Taiwanese leader spoke to Paraguay''s congress, where he told delegates he arrived to his "Paraguayan home after a 32 hour flight." Chen also used the opportunity to call China''s government "totalitarian" and reiterated the threat of "eighty missiles" threatening the island. Paraguay and Taiwan have maintained diplomatic relations since 1957. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/03bd8a2f05f0fe2d2e44999485fa9c32 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:39Taiwanese Pres Chen Shui-bian arrives on a visit
Taiwanese Pres Chen Shui-bian arrives on a visitTaiwanese Pres Chen Shui-bian arrives on a visit
++SOUND AS INCOMING++ 1. Wide shot plane of Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian taxiing in on arrival 2. Wide shot people waving Taiwanese flags 3. Close up President Chen Shui-bian coming off plane and waving 4. Close up sea of flags 5. Mid shot Elias Antonio Saca, President of El Salvador, getting off plane, having arrived for swearing in of new president 6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Elias Antonio Saca, President of El Salvador "We wish president Arias luck, and we hope to start talking with him about the integration of the region." 7. Wide shot plane carrying Vice-President of Brazil on tarmac, having arrived for swearing in of new president 8. Brazilian Vice-President Jose Alencar walking down gangway 9. Mid shot Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian shakes hands with president Enrique Bola�os of Nicaragua 10. Mid shot pan left president Elias Antonio Saca of El Salvador walking up to shake hands with President Chen Shui-bian 11. Mid shot Taiwanese President Chen meets President Martin Torrijos of Panama 12. Various shots workers preparing stand for swearing-in ceremony STORYLINE: President Chen Shui-bian of Taiwan landed in Costa Rica on Sunday, where he will attend the swearing-in ceremony of president-elect Oscar Arias on Monday. Laura Bush, the first lady of the United States will also attend the ceremony, and other regional figures including Brazil''s vice-president Jose Alencar. Chen arrived in Costa Rica after a visit to Paraguay where he signed an investment deal with Paraguayan President Nicanor Duarte in Asuncion on Saturday. In Costa Rica Chen will meet up with several central American heads of state. Both Paraguay and Costa Rica are among 25 countries who have diplomatic relations with the self-ruled island. Earlier this week, the U.S. snubbed Taiwan''s request to allow Chen to visit San Francisco or New York, offering him Anchorage and Honolulu instead. Chen then opted for stopovers in Amsterdam and Abu Dhabi on his way to Latin America instead. The US is Taiwan''s most important ally but views the timing of the visit as sensitive as it seeks to court China - Taiwan''s traditional enemy - over the Iran nuclear issue. This is Chen''s fifth trip to Latin America since becoming president in 2000 and on all of his previous visits he had transit stops in the United States, including in New York, Los Angeles and Houston. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/d35443b52d4d1b091b8fb5f1e196e762 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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Former President Chen Shui-bian contemplating application to attend June banquet
Former President Chen Shui-bian''s plans to appear a fundraising dinner for the Ketagalan Foundation on June 4 are coming under new scrutiny, with his medical team saying that a formal application for his attendance will soon be submitted to the Justice Ministry . Chen was previously warned by authorities not to appear at Tsai''s inaugural state banquet. While some wonder if the new administration will be more sympathetic towards the former DPP president, Justice Minister Chiu Tai-sandidn''t yet hint at any change of policy. In order to facilitate former President Chen''s attendance at an activity outside of his medical parole, Chen’s medical team has been scrambling to collect information to make an application to relevant authorities.Chen Chao-tzuChen Shui-bian’s Medical Team(A treatment... -
Tsai Ing Wen More dangerous than Chen Shui Bian 蔡英文比陳水扁更危險
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陳水扁受邀參加520國宴 Former President Chen Shui bian invited to Tsai's inaugural banquet—宏觀英語新聞
Former President Chen Shui-bian's son, Chen Chih-chung, posted a photo on Facebook of an invitation to President-elect Tsai Ing-wen's inaugural banquet addressed to his parents. Asked who decided to invite the Chens, the Democratic Progressive Party said former heads of state are invited in accordance with past precedence. Meanwhile, Taichung Prison said Chen Shui-bian is out on medical parole and it would be inappropriate for him to attend the banquet. 前總統陳水扁兒子陳致中在臉書上秀出520國宴邀請函，引發是誰邀請陳前總統夫婦出席的質疑，民進黨回應，這是基於過去慣例邀卸任元首參加，相關作業由總統府籌辦就職典禮的典禮科執行，府方表示，尊重民進黨所提名單，不過，台中監獄表示，陳水扁目前仍是保外就醫身分，不適合參加國宴。 ＊More Information 更多資訊請至 宏觀電視官網：http://www.pts.org.tw/macroview/ 臉書粉絲專頁：https://www.facebook.com/taiwanmactv 訂閱節目 Subscribe：https://www.youtube.com/user/macroview -
Calls mount for a pardon for disgraced former DPP President Chen Shui-bian
Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je today traveled to southern Taiwan to pay a visit to former DPP President Chen Shui-bian, (who was initially jailed on massive corruption charges and is now out on medical parole.) When asked about the mounting calls for a pardon for the disgraced president, Ko said the issue needed collective political wisdom (and he hoped for a favorable resolution.) However, Vice President Wu Den-yih said a potential pardon should be considered only after the judiciary eventually finishes resolving all of Chen’s complex cases. With the inauguration of a new DPP president on May 20th approaching, a pardon for former DPP President Chen Shui-bian is becoming the focus of public attention. Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je today paid a trip to Kaohsiung to visit Chen. Ko Wen-jeTaipei MayorI saw t... -
KMT’s Eric Chu accuses Tsai’s team as a revival of Chen Shui-bian’s administration
Despite KMT presidential candidate Eric Chu’s best efforts to distance himself from the current Ma administration, he is being branded by the opposition DPP as offering voters much of the same. The issue came to the fore in the first presidential debate held yesterday with Chu criticizing his DPP opponent Tsai Ing-wen of reviving Chen Shui-bian’s administration. In the first presidential debate, KMT and DPP presidential candidates started to reopen old wounds that took place when the parties were in power. Eric Chu(Dec. 27)KMT Presidential CandidateAbout 70 members in your team which Chairperson Tsai introduced to the public were former members of the Chen administration. Tsai Ing-wen(Dec. 27)DPP Presidential CandidateDon’t you forget, Chairman Chu. You are also a part of the Ma administr... -
Ten thousand attend opposition rally criticising president
1. Wide shot of the rally 2. Mid shot of puppet of President Chen Shui-bian and people holding banners 3. People holding model missiles 4. People holding posters reading: "No to arms purchases, we want peace." 5. People chanting slogans in Mandarin: "No to constitutional change", "No to the end of the National Unification Council and anti-arms deals." 6. Various people of marching 7. Close up of poster reading: "Money to US, Debt to Taiwan," "We love peace, we hate war." 8. Wide shot of gathering 9. Close up people chanting 10. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Kuo Chung-I, Protester: "The arms sales deal will only worsen the confrontation between Taiwan and China. We don't want to see the arms procurement deal and the recent move to end the workings of the National Unification Council b... -
WRAP Taiwan to terminate committee for unification with China, US reax
POOL Taipei, Taiwan 1. Wide shot of Taiwan's President Chen Shui-bian walking into meeting room to host National Security Council meeting 2. National Security Council Secretary-General Chiu I-jen speaking 3. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Chen Shui-bian, Taiwanese President "The National Unification Council will cease to function. No budget will be earmarked for it and its personnel must return to their original posts. The National Unification Guidelines will cease to apply. In accordance with procedures, this decision will be transmitted to the Executive Yuan (the executive branch of the government of the Republic of China (Taiwan)) for their notice. I want to thank all chiefs of related agencies and my colleagues for your dedication and efforts during the past few weeks. What we have done... -
President Chen Shui-bian leaves, plane takes off for Costa Rica
1. Wide of Asuncion Airport 2. Medium of President Chen Shui-bian arriving at airport 3. Various of President Chen Shui-bian saluting crowd 4. Medium of airplane with dignitaries before departure 5. Cutaway of military band playing National Anthems 6. Various of President Chen Shui-bian with Paraguayan vice President Luis Castiglioni listening to National Anthems 7. Cutaway of band 8. Medium of President Chen Shui-bian walking up plane stairs and saluting crowd 9. Cutaway of Paraguayan and Taiwanese flags 10. Various of plane taking off STORYLINE: Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian left Paraguay on Sunday enroute to Costa Rica, where he will attend the swearing-in ceremony of president elect Oscar Arias on Monday. President Chen Shui-bian had arrived in Asuncion on Fri... -
Chen Shui-bian arrives for two-day state visit
1. Close up Paraguay flag/pull out to wide of palace 2. Mid view of Taiwanese and Paraguayan flag 3. Mid view of Taiwanese President Chen Shui-Bian shaking hands and embracing with Paraguay president Nicanor Duarte 4. Cut away press and security 5. Mid view of presidents embracing 6. Mid view of officials singing Paraguayan anthem 7. Close up of President Chen Shui-Bian and Duarte 8. Wide of presidents singing anthem 9. Wide of Chen Shui-Bian and Nicanor Duarte greeting officials 10. Wide of Paraguay Parliamentary Palace 11. Various security 12. Mid view entrance to Parliament 13. Close up sign "Legislative Power - National Congressional Headquarters" 14. Mid view of Chen Shui-Bian arriving to Parliamentary Palace 15. Mid view of Chen Shui-Bian greeting members ... -
Taiwanese Pres Chen Shui-bian arrives on a visit
++SOUND AS INCOMING++ 1. Wide shot plane of Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian taxiing in on arrival 2. Wide shot people waving Taiwanese flags 3. Close up President Chen Shui-bian coming off plane and waving 4. Close up sea of flags 5. Mid shot Elias Antonio Saca, President of El Salvador, getting off plane, having arrived for swearing in of new president 6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Elias Antonio Saca, President of El Salvador "We wish president Arias luck, and we hope to start talking with him about the integration of the region." 7. Wide shot plane carrying Vice-President of Brazil on tarmac, having arrived for swearing in of new president 8. Brazilian Vice-President Jose Alencar walking down gangway 9. Mid shot Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian shakes hands with president Enr...
Former President Chen Shui-bian contemplating application to attend June banquet
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- Updated: 26 May 2016
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Former President Chen Shui-bian''s plans to appear a fundraising dinner for the Ketagalan Foundation on June 4 are coming under new scrutiny, with his medical t...
Former President Chen Shui-bian''s plans to appear a fundraising dinner for the Ketagalan Foundation on June 4 are coming under new scrutiny, with his medical team saying that a formal application for his attendance will soon be submitted to the Justice Ministry . Chen was previously warned by authorities not to appear at Tsai''s inaugural state banquet. While some wonder if the new administration will be more sympathetic towards the former DPP president, Justice Minister Chiu Tai-sandidn''t yet hint at any change of policy. In order to facilitate former President Chen''s attendance at an activity outside of his medical parole, Chen’s medical team has been scrambling to collect information to make an application to relevant authorities.Chen Chao-tzuChen Shui-bian’s Medical Team(A treatment plan) has been given to President Chen, and we are waiting for President Chen to decide if he wants to submit an official application to Taichung Prison. In the end, we will fully respect the view of President Chen.Justice Minister Chiu Tai-san said a formal decision would be made only after reviewing the contents of the application, with a final decision rendered only after an assessment of whether Chen’s attendance at the event will meet medical or therapeutic needs.Chen Chao-tzuChen Shui-bian’s Medical Team (Chiu Tai-san) wondered if Chen’s appearance would benefit his medical treatment and general health. He said he respects the opinion of medical experts. Therefore, I am very confident that Minister Chiu Tai-san will respect our decision.Former President Chen Shui-bian now seems to be testing the waters to see just how much freedom the new DPP administration will grant him.
wn.com/Former President Chen Shui Bian Contemplating Application To Attend June Banquet
Former President Chen Shui-bian''s plans to appear a fundraising dinner for the Ketagalan Foundation on June 4 are coming under new scrutiny, with his medical team saying that a formal application for his attendance will soon be submitted to the Justice Ministry . Chen was previously warned by authorities not to appear at Tsai''s inaugural state banquet. While some wonder if the new administration will be more sympathetic towards the former DPP president, Justice Minister Chiu Tai-sandidn''t yet hint at any change of policy. In order to facilitate former President Chen''s attendance at an activity outside of his medical parole, Chen’s medical team has been scrambling to collect information to make an application to relevant authorities.Chen Chao-tzuChen Shui-bian’s Medical Team(A treatment plan) has been given to President Chen, and we are waiting for President Chen to decide if he wants to submit an official application to Taichung Prison. In the end, we will fully respect the view of President Chen.Justice Minister Chiu Tai-san said a formal decision would be made only after reviewing the contents of the application, with a final decision rendered only after an assessment of whether Chen’s attendance at the event will meet medical or therapeutic needs.Chen Chao-tzuChen Shui-bian’s Medical Team (Chiu Tai-san) wondered if Chen’s appearance would benefit his medical treatment and general health. He said he respects the opinion of medical experts. Therefore, I am very confident that Minister Chiu Tai-san will respect our decision.Former President Chen Shui-bian now seems to be testing the waters to see just how much freedom the new DPP administration will grant him.
- published: 26 May 2016
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Tsai Ing Wen More dangerous than Chen Shui Bian 蔡英文比陳水扁更危險
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- Updated: 23 May 2016
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- published: 23 May 2016
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陳水扁受邀參加520國宴 Former President Chen Shui bian invited to Tsai's inaugural banquet—宏觀英語新聞
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Former President Chen Shui-bian's son, Chen Chih-chung, posted a photo on Facebook of an invitation to President-elect Tsai Ing-wen's inaugural banquet addresse...
Former President Chen Shui-bian's son, Chen Chih-chung, posted a photo on Facebook of an invitation to President-elect Tsai Ing-wen's inaugural banquet addressed to his parents. Asked who decided to invite the Chens, the Democratic Progressive Party said former heads of state are invited in accordance with past precedence. Meanwhile, Taichung Prison said Chen Shui-bian is out on medical parole and it would be inappropriate for him to attend the banquet.
前總統陳水扁兒子陳致中在臉書上秀出520國宴邀請函，引發是誰邀請陳前總統夫婦出席的質疑，民進黨回應，這是基於過去慣例邀卸任元首參加，相關作業由總統府籌辦就職典禮的典禮科執行，府方表示，尊重民進黨所提名單，不過，台中監獄表示，陳水扁目前仍是保外就醫身分，不適合參加國宴。
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wn.com/陳水扁受邀參加520國宴 Former President Chen Shui Bian Invited To Tsai's Inaugural Banquet—宏觀英語新聞
Former President Chen Shui-bian's son, Chen Chih-chung, posted a photo on Facebook of an invitation to President-elect Tsai Ing-wen's inaugural banquet addressed to his parents. Asked who decided to invite the Chens, the Democratic Progressive Party said former heads of state are invited in accordance with past precedence. Meanwhile, Taichung Prison said Chen Shui-bian is out on medical parole and it would be inappropriate for him to attend the banquet.
前總統陳水扁兒子陳致中在臉書上秀出520國宴邀請函，引發是誰邀請陳前總統夫婦出席的質疑，民進黨回應，這是基於過去慣例邀卸任元首參加，相關作業由總統府籌辦就職典禮的典禮科執行，府方表示，尊重民進黨所提名單，不過，台中監獄表示，陳水扁目前仍是保外就醫身分，不適合參加國宴。
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- published: 18 May 2016
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Calls mount for a pardon for disgraced former DPP President Chen Shui-bian
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- Duration: 1:47
- Updated: 11 Apr 2016
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Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je today traveled to southern Taiwan to pay a visit to former DPP President Chen Shui-bian, (who was initially jailed on massive corruption ...
Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je today traveled to southern Taiwan to pay a visit to former DPP President Chen Shui-bian, (who was initially jailed on massive corruption charges and is now out on medical parole.) When asked about the mounting calls for a pardon for the disgraced president, Ko said the issue needed collective political wisdom (and he hoped for a favorable resolution.) However, Vice President Wu Den-yih said a potential pardon should be considered only after the judiciary eventually finishes resolving all of Chen’s complex cases. With the inauguration of a new DPP president on May 20th approaching, a pardon for former DPP President Chen Shui-bian is becoming the focus of public attention. Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je today paid a trip to Kaohsiung to visit Chen. Ko Wen-jeTaipei MayorI saw the condition of his illnesses. His (hands) are still trembling badly. We need to use collective political wisdom (to resolve this). I hope his situation is handled relatively well. Chen ChuKaohsiung MayorPresident Ma, if you (grant a pardon), it will be a historic occasion. It will end the long-term confrontations between (DPP and KMT) supporters. I feel the people and history will remember such a person who can seize this historic occasion. Responding to the wave of calls, outgoing Vice President Wu Den-yih said the timing was not right for a pardon. Wu Den-yihVice PresidentThe time is not ripe for a pardon as some of his cases are still ongoing. Recently the Tainan City Council and the Kaohsiung City Council have both seen councilors propose motions that President Ma Ying-jeou pardon Chen before he steps down from office. Ko’s visit will only add heat to this pressure.
wn.com/Calls Mount For A Pardon For Disgraced Former Dpp President Chen Shui Bian
Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je today traveled to southern Taiwan to pay a visit to former DPP President Chen Shui-bian, (who was initially jailed on massive corruption charges and is now out on medical parole.) When asked about the mounting calls for a pardon for the disgraced president, Ko said the issue needed collective political wisdom (and he hoped for a favorable resolution.) However, Vice President Wu Den-yih said a potential pardon should be considered only after the judiciary eventually finishes resolving all of Chen’s complex cases. With the inauguration of a new DPP president on May 20th approaching, a pardon for former DPP President Chen Shui-bian is becoming the focus of public attention. Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je today paid a trip to Kaohsiung to visit Chen. Ko Wen-jeTaipei MayorI saw the condition of his illnesses. His (hands) are still trembling badly. We need to use collective political wisdom (to resolve this). I hope his situation is handled relatively well. Chen ChuKaohsiung MayorPresident Ma, if you (grant a pardon), it will be a historic occasion. It will end the long-term confrontations between (DPP and KMT) supporters. I feel the people and history will remember such a person who can seize this historic occasion. Responding to the wave of calls, outgoing Vice President Wu Den-yih said the timing was not right for a pardon. Wu Den-yihVice PresidentThe time is not ripe for a pardon as some of his cases are still ongoing. Recently the Tainan City Council and the Kaohsiung City Council have both seen councilors propose motions that President Ma Ying-jeou pardon Chen before he steps down from office. Ko’s visit will only add heat to this pressure.
- published: 11 Apr 2016
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KMT’s Eric Chu accuses Tsai’s team as a revival of Chen Shui-bian’s administration
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Despite KMT presidential candidate Eric Chu’s best efforts to distance himself from the current Ma administration, he is being branded by the opposition DPP as ...
Despite KMT presidential candidate Eric Chu’s best efforts to distance himself from the current Ma administration, he is being branded by the opposition DPP as offering voters much of the same. The issue came to the fore in the first presidential debate held yesterday with Chu criticizing his DPP opponent Tsai Ing-wen of reviving Chen Shui-bian’s administration. In the first presidential debate, KMT and DPP presidential candidates started to reopen old wounds that took place when the parties were in power. Eric Chu(Dec. 27)KMT Presidential CandidateAbout 70 members in your team which Chairperson Tsai introduced to the public were former members of the Chen administration. Tsai Ing-wen(Dec. 27)DPP Presidential CandidateDon’t you forget, Chairman Chu. You are also a part of the Ma administration. Their verbal jabs even included former president Chen Shui-bian and incumbent president Ma Ying-jeou. Eric Chu, however, forgets his administration in New Taipei City also includes officials who rose to prominent positions when Chen was in power. Gao Jyh-pengDPP LegislatorMayor Chu may have forgotten that two of the deputy mayors in his administration were also from the Chen administration. Hou You-yi was made Director-General of the National Police Agency and Chen Shen-hsien was also appointed as Director-General of the Water Resources Agency.Many of the important operatives in Tsai’s campaign were indeed close aides of former president Chen. These people include former National Security Council Secretary-General Chiou I-ren, Chen’s trusted speechwriters Lin De-hsun and Lin Chin-chang.
wn.com/Kmt’S Eric Chu Accuses Tsai’S Team As A Revival Of Chen Shui Bian’S Administration
Despite KMT presidential candidate Eric Chu’s best efforts to distance himself from the current Ma administration, he is being branded by the opposition DPP as offering voters much of the same. The issue came to the fore in the first presidential debate held yesterday with Chu criticizing his DPP opponent Tsai Ing-wen of reviving Chen Shui-bian’s administration. In the first presidential debate, KMT and DPP presidential candidates started to reopen old wounds that took place when the parties were in power. Eric Chu(Dec. 27)KMT Presidential CandidateAbout 70 members in your team which Chairperson Tsai introduced to the public were former members of the Chen administration. Tsai Ing-wen(Dec. 27)DPP Presidential CandidateDon’t you forget, Chairman Chu. You are also a part of the Ma administration. Their verbal jabs even included former president Chen Shui-bian and incumbent president Ma Ying-jeou. Eric Chu, however, forgets his administration in New Taipei City also includes officials who rose to prominent positions when Chen was in power. Gao Jyh-pengDPP LegislatorMayor Chu may have forgotten that two of the deputy mayors in his administration were also from the Chen administration. Hou You-yi was made Director-General of the National Police Agency and Chen Shen-hsien was also appointed as Director-General of the Water Resources Agency.Many of the important operatives in Tsai’s campaign were indeed close aides of former president Chen. These people include former National Security Council Secretary-General Chiou I-ren, Chen’s trusted speechwriters Lin De-hsun and Lin Chin-chang.
- published: 29 Dec 2015
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Ten thousand attend opposition rally criticising president
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- Duration: 2:37
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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1. Wide shot of the rally
2. Mid shot of puppet of President Chen Shui-bian and people holding banners
3. People holding model missiles
4. People holding p...
1. Wide shot of the rally
2. Mid shot of puppet of President Chen Shui-bian and people holding banners
3. People holding model missiles
4. People holding posters reading: "No to arms purchases, we want peace."
5. People chanting slogans in Mandarin: "No to constitutional change", "No to the end of the National Unification Council and anti-arms deals."
6. Various people of marching
7. Close up of poster reading: "Money to US, Debt to Taiwan," "We love peace, we hate war."
8. Wide shot of gathering
9. Close up people chanting
10. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Kuo Chung-I, Protester:
"The arms sales deal will only worsen the confrontation between Taiwan and China. We don't want to see the arms procurement deal and the recent move to end the workings of the National Unification Council by President Chen will add tension across the Taiwan Strait."
11. Wide shot of Nationalist Party Chairman Ma Ying-jeou, walking along with rally
12. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Ma Ying-jeou, Chairman of the Nationalist Party:
"The purpose of today's rally is to ask for a better life for all Taiwanese people and save Taiwan. In the meantime, there is corruption again and again in our government and people are not leading a good life. But sadly our president only cares about the disputes over Taiwan's unification or independence. Therefore, we want Taiwanese people to stand out and really express what they think about the government."
13. Ma marching with the crowd
14. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Vox Pop, Protester:
"We don't need arms purchases. Even if we buy a lot of weapons, we are not able to fight against China. Why not use the money on children's education, the unemployed and so on to save Taiwan?"
15. Various shots of the rally
STORYLINE:
Tens of thousands of opposition supporters marched in the streets of Taipei on Sunday to protest against President Chen Shui-bian's termination of a government committee responsible for unification with rival China.
On Feb. 27, Chen announced that the 15-year-old National Unification Council would cease to function, provoking angry condemnation from Chinese leaders and strong criticism from Taiwan's Nationalist Party and its legislative allies.
The opposition, which supports eventual unification, says that instead of provoking China, Chen should work to improve the island's economy, which has struggled to make the transformation from manufacturing powerhouse to service provider.
Taiwan and China split amid civil war more than five decades ago, but Beijing still claims sovereignty over the self-ruled island, and threatens force if it moves toward formalising its de facto independence.
Demonstrators carried banners criticising Chen's independence-leaning policies, saying "no to constitution change".
Ma Ying-jeou, the chairman of the Nationalist Party who took part in the rally, said corruption was rife in the government.
"Sadly our president only cares about the disputes over Taiwan's unification or independence," he added.
On March 18, Chen's ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) plans to hold a rally of its own to protest against alleged Chinese aggression against Taiwan.
The DPP and its allies say they want to draw the attention to the first anniversary of a Chinese law codifying the use of force against the island.
Rally goers also protested against a long standing and controversial offer by the US to supply 16 (b) billion dollars worth of missiles, and anti-submarine planes.
The offer has been voted down many times by the opposition in Taiwan's parliament.
Sunday's march was to end in front of the Presidential Office building, where Nationalist leader and prospective 2008 presidential candidate Ma Ying-jeou was to address the crowd.
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wn.com/Ten Thousand Attend Opposition Rally Criticising President
1. Wide shot of the rally
2. Mid shot of puppet of President Chen Shui-bian and people holding banners
3. People holding model missiles
4. People holding posters reading: "No to arms purchases, we want peace."
5. People chanting slogans in Mandarin: "No to constitutional change", "No to the end of the National Unification Council and anti-arms deals."
6. Various people of marching
7. Close up of poster reading: "Money to US, Debt to Taiwan," "We love peace, we hate war."
8. Wide shot of gathering
9. Close up people chanting
10. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Kuo Chung-I, Protester:
"The arms sales deal will only worsen the confrontation between Taiwan and China. We don't want to see the arms procurement deal and the recent move to end the workings of the National Unification Council by President Chen will add tension across the Taiwan Strait."
11. Wide shot of Nationalist Party Chairman Ma Ying-jeou, walking along with rally
12. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Ma Ying-jeou, Chairman of the Nationalist Party:
"The purpose of today's rally is to ask for a better life for all Taiwanese people and save Taiwan. In the meantime, there is corruption again and again in our government and people are not leading a good life. But sadly our president only cares about the disputes over Taiwan's unification or independence. Therefore, we want Taiwanese people to stand out and really express what they think about the government."
13. Ma marching with the crowd
14. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Vox Pop, Protester:
"We don't need arms purchases. Even if we buy a lot of weapons, we are not able to fight against China. Why not use the money on children's education, the unemployed and so on to save Taiwan?"
15. Various shots of the rally
STORYLINE:
Tens of thousands of opposition supporters marched in the streets of Taipei on Sunday to protest against President Chen Shui-bian's termination of a government committee responsible for unification with rival China.
On Feb. 27, Chen announced that the 15-year-old National Unification Council would cease to function, provoking angry condemnation from Chinese leaders and strong criticism from Taiwan's Nationalist Party and its legislative allies.
The opposition, which supports eventual unification, says that instead of provoking China, Chen should work to improve the island's economy, which has struggled to make the transformation from manufacturing powerhouse to service provider.
Taiwan and China split amid civil war more than five decades ago, but Beijing still claims sovereignty over the self-ruled island, and threatens force if it moves toward formalising its de facto independence.
Demonstrators carried banners criticising Chen's independence-leaning policies, saying "no to constitution change".
Ma Ying-jeou, the chairman of the Nationalist Party who took part in the rally, said corruption was rife in the government.
"Sadly our president only cares about the disputes over Taiwan's unification or independence," he added.
On March 18, Chen's ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) plans to hold a rally of its own to protest against alleged Chinese aggression against Taiwan.
The DPP and its allies say they want to draw the attention to the first anniversary of a Chinese law codifying the use of force against the island.
Rally goers also protested against a long standing and controversial offer by the US to supply 16 (b) billion dollars worth of missiles, and anti-submarine planes.
The offer has been voted down many times by the opposition in Taiwan's parliament.
Sunday's march was to end in front of the Presidential Office building, where Nationalist leader and prospective 2008 presidential candidate Ma Ying-jeou was to address the crowd.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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WRAP Taiwan to terminate committee for unification with China, US reax
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- Duration: 2:39
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 32
POOL
Taipei, Taiwan
1. Wide shot of Taiwan's President Chen Shui-bian walking into meeting room to host National Security Council meeting
2. National Secur...
POOL
Taipei, Taiwan
1. Wide shot of Taiwan's President Chen Shui-bian walking into meeting room to host National Security Council meeting
2. National Security Council Secretary-General Chiu I-jen speaking
3. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Chen Shui-bian, Taiwanese President
"The National Unification Council will cease to function. No budget will be earmarked for it and its personnel must return to their original posts. The National Unification Guidelines will cease to apply. In accordance with procedures, this decision will be transmitted to the Executive Yuan (the executive branch of the government of the Republic of China (Taiwan)) for their notice. I want to thank all chiefs of related agencies and my colleagues for your dedication and efforts during the past few weeks. What we have done today is not only for preserving Taiwan's freedom, democracy, human rights and the peaceful status quo."
4. Various of meeting
5. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Chen Shui-bian, Taiwanese President:
"Taiwan has no intention of changing the status quo and strongly opposes its alteration by non-peaceful means. In addition, we would like to thank the international community for its continued support of maintaining the status quo in the Taiwan Strait."
6. Various of meeting
AP Television
Washington, DC, USA
7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Scott McClellan, White House spokesman:
"Our policy is clear and consistent when it comes to cross-Strait relations. Our One China policy remains based on the three communiques: the Taiwan Relations Act, and our belief that there should be no unilateral change in the status quo by either side. We welcome President Chen's reaffirmation of his administration's commitment to cross-Strait peace and stability and Taiwan's commitment to the pledges that President Chen made in his inaugural address to not unilaterally alter the status quo on the Taiwan Strait. The United States continues to also stress the need for Beijing to open a meaningful dialogue with the duly elected leadership in Taiwan that leads to a peaceful resolution of their differences."
8. Cutaway
9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Scott McClellan, White House spokesman:
"... talked about the reaffirmation that he has made. It did not abolish the National Unification Council today. He reaffirmed commitments made during the 2000 and 2004 inaugural addresses and the United States attaches great importance to those commitments."
10. Wide shot news conference
STORYLINE
Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian said on Monday the island was terminating the governmental committee responsible for unifying with mainland China.
After a one-hour meeting with the National Security Council, Chen announced he was ending the National Unification Council and doing away with its guidelines, which commit Taiwan to eventual unification with the mainland.
Chen's announcement is certain to anger Beijing, which remains committed to bringing the self-governing island back into its fold 57 years after they separated amid civil war.
The announcement caused consternation in Washington, Taiwan's major ally.
The United States fears being drawn into a confrontation on the Taiwan issue.
According to Taiwanese media reports, Washington dispatched an envoy earlier this month to try to convince Chen to abandon his plans to change the committee's status.
Later, White House press secretary Scott McClellan responded today to the Taiwanese Government's elimination National Unification Council.
The council's purpose was the unification of Taiwan with mainland China, but it had been effectively dormant for sixteen years.
The move is expected to have little impact on any formal independence for the island, but is instead seen as another pro-independence statement by the Taiwanese government.
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wn.com/Wrap Taiwan To Terminate Committee For Unification With China, US Reax
POOL
Taipei, Taiwan
1. Wide shot of Taiwan's President Chen Shui-bian walking into meeting room to host National Security Council meeting
2. National Security Council Secretary-General Chiu I-jen speaking
3. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Chen Shui-bian, Taiwanese President
"The National Unification Council will cease to function. No budget will be earmarked for it and its personnel must return to their original posts. The National Unification Guidelines will cease to apply. In accordance with procedures, this decision will be transmitted to the Executive Yuan (the executive branch of the government of the Republic of China (Taiwan)) for their notice. I want to thank all chiefs of related agencies and my colleagues for your dedication and efforts during the past few weeks. What we have done today is not only for preserving Taiwan's freedom, democracy, human rights and the peaceful status quo."
4. Various of meeting
5. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Chen Shui-bian, Taiwanese President:
"Taiwan has no intention of changing the status quo and strongly opposes its alteration by non-peaceful means. In addition, we would like to thank the international community for its continued support of maintaining the status quo in the Taiwan Strait."
6. Various of meeting
AP Television
Washington, DC, USA
7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Scott McClellan, White House spokesman:
"Our policy is clear and consistent when it comes to cross-Strait relations. Our One China policy remains based on the three communiques: the Taiwan Relations Act, and our belief that there should be no unilateral change in the status quo by either side. We welcome President Chen's reaffirmation of his administration's commitment to cross-Strait peace and stability and Taiwan's commitment to the pledges that President Chen made in his inaugural address to not unilaterally alter the status quo on the Taiwan Strait. The United States continues to also stress the need for Beijing to open a meaningful dialogue with the duly elected leadership in Taiwan that leads to a peaceful resolution of their differences."
8. Cutaway
9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Scott McClellan, White House spokesman:
"... talked about the reaffirmation that he has made. It did not abolish the National Unification Council today. He reaffirmed commitments made during the 2000 and 2004 inaugural addresses and the United States attaches great importance to those commitments."
10. Wide shot news conference
STORYLINE
Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian said on Monday the island was terminating the governmental committee responsible for unifying with mainland China.
After a one-hour meeting with the National Security Council, Chen announced he was ending the National Unification Council and doing away with its guidelines, which commit Taiwan to eventual unification with the mainland.
Chen's announcement is certain to anger Beijing, which remains committed to bringing the self-governing island back into its fold 57 years after they separated amid civil war.
The announcement caused consternation in Washington, Taiwan's major ally.
The United States fears being drawn into a confrontation on the Taiwan issue.
According to Taiwanese media reports, Washington dispatched an envoy earlier this month to try to convince Chen to abandon his plans to change the committee's status.
Later, White House press secretary Scott McClellan responded today to the Taiwanese Government's elimination National Unification Council.
The council's purpose was the unification of Taiwan with mainland China, but it had been effectively dormant for sixteen years.
The move is expected to have little impact on any formal independence for the island, but is instead seen as another pro-independence statement by the Taiwanese government.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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President Chen Shui-bian leaves, plane takes off for Costa Rica
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- Duration: 1:55
- Updated: 28 Jul 2015
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1. Wide of Asuncion Airport
2. Medium of President Chen Shui-bian arriving at airport
3. Various of President Chen Shui-bian saluting crowd
4. Medium of a...
1. Wide of Asuncion Airport
2. Medium of President Chen Shui-bian arriving at airport
3. Various of President Chen Shui-bian saluting crowd
4. Medium of airplane with dignitaries before departure
5. Cutaway of military band playing National Anthems
6. Various of President Chen Shui-bian with Paraguayan vice President Luis Castiglioni listening to National Anthems
7. Cutaway of band
8. Medium of President Chen Shui-bian walking up plane stairs and saluting crowd
9. Cutaway of Paraguayan and Taiwanese flags
10. Various of plane taking off
STORYLINE:
Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian left Paraguay on Sunday enroute to Costa Rica, where he will attend the swearing-in ceremony of president elect Oscar Arias on Monday.
President Chen Shui-bian had arrived in Asuncion on Friday for a 3 days visit.
Chen signed an investment deal with Paraguayan President Nicanor Duarte in the capital Asuncion, on Saturday.
Taiwan''s vice president on Sunday denied reports that the island had bought Paraguay''s diplomatic support with a pledge of 250 (m) million US dollars in aid.
Annette Lu said the offer of aid - made during President Chen Shui-bian''s trip to Paraguay this weekend - was for all of Taiwan''s allies in the Caribbean and Latin America, and not just for Paraguay.
She also denied Taiwan was using financial aid to try to win favour in the impoverished region over rival China.
Taiwanese newspapers Sunday reprinted headlines carried by newspapers in Asuncion calling Chen "Santa Claus" for his offer of aid.
Taiwanese television showed Paraguay President Nicanor Duarte Frutos shouting "Viva Taiwan" before a crowd of 5,000 villagers welcoming Chen.
Duarte also said he hoped Taiwan could help his country explore its natural gas reserves.
Paraguay is among Taiwan''s 25 diplomatic allies, most of which are small, impoverished countries in Africa, Central and South America.
Taiwan, which split politically from China amid civil war in 1949, has used loans and assistance to prevent its small pool of allies from being lured away by Beijing.
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wn.com/President Chen Shui Bian Leaves, Plane Takes Off For Costa Rica
1. Wide of Asuncion Airport
2. Medium of President Chen Shui-bian arriving at airport
3. Various of President Chen Shui-bian saluting crowd
4. Medium of airplane with dignitaries before departure
5. Cutaway of military band playing National Anthems
6. Various of President Chen Shui-bian with Paraguayan vice President Luis Castiglioni listening to National Anthems
7. Cutaway of band
8. Medium of President Chen Shui-bian walking up plane stairs and saluting crowd
9. Cutaway of Paraguayan and Taiwanese flags
10. Various of plane taking off
STORYLINE:
Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian left Paraguay on Sunday enroute to Costa Rica, where he will attend the swearing-in ceremony of president elect Oscar Arias on Monday.
President Chen Shui-bian had arrived in Asuncion on Friday for a 3 days visit.
Chen signed an investment deal with Paraguayan President Nicanor Duarte in the capital Asuncion, on Saturday.
Taiwan''s vice president on Sunday denied reports that the island had bought Paraguay''s diplomatic support with a pledge of 250 (m) million US dollars in aid.
Annette Lu said the offer of aid - made during President Chen Shui-bian''s trip to Paraguay this weekend - was for all of Taiwan''s allies in the Caribbean and Latin America, and not just for Paraguay.
She also denied Taiwan was using financial aid to try to win favour in the impoverished region over rival China.
Taiwanese newspapers Sunday reprinted headlines carried by newspapers in Asuncion calling Chen "Santa Claus" for his offer of aid.
Taiwanese television showed Paraguay President Nicanor Duarte Frutos shouting "Viva Taiwan" before a crowd of 5,000 villagers welcoming Chen.
Duarte also said he hoped Taiwan could help his country explore its natural gas reserves.
Paraguay is among Taiwan''s 25 diplomatic allies, most of which are small, impoverished countries in Africa, Central and South America.
Taiwan, which split politically from China amid civil war in 1949, has used loans and assistance to prevent its small pool of allies from being lured away by Beijing.
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- published: 28 Jul 2015
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Chen Shui-bian arrives for two-day state visit
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- Duration: 2:57
- Updated: 28 Jul 2015
- views: 16
1. Close up Paraguay flag/pull out to wide of palace
2. Mid view of Taiwanese and Paraguayan flag
3. Mid view of Taiwanese President Chen Shui-Bian shaking ...
1. Close up Paraguay flag/pull out to wide of palace
2. Mid view of Taiwanese and Paraguayan flag
3. Mid view of Taiwanese President Chen Shui-Bian shaking hands and embracing with Paraguay president Nicanor Duarte
4. Cut away press and security
5. Mid view of presidents embracing
6. Mid view of officials singing Paraguayan anthem
7. Close up of President Chen Shui-Bian and Duarte
8. Wide of presidents singing anthem
9. Wide of Chen Shui-Bian and Nicanor Duarte greeting officials
10. Wide of Paraguay Parliamentary Palace
11. Various security
12. Mid view entrance to Parliament
13. Close up sign "Legislative Power - National Congressional Headquarters"
14. Mid view of Chen Shui-Bian arriving to Parliamentary Palace
15. Mid view of Chen Shui-Bian greeting members of Parliament
16. Wide/interior of Chen Shui-Bian in Parliamentary hall
17. Pan of Parliament
18. Mid view of Chen Shui-Bian walking to podium in Parliament
19. Mid view of Chen Shui-Bian at podium
20. SOUNDBITE (Taiwanese) Chen Shui-Bian, President Taiwan
21. Pan of Parliament
STORYLINE:
Paraguay president Nicanor Duarte hosted Taiwanese president Chen Shui-Bian in Asuncion on Friday for bilateral talks on fuel supplies.
During the meeting, the two presidents discussed options for tapping into Paraguay''s natural gas reserves in the Chaco Boreal desert, 800 kilometres west of the capital. This comes days after neighbouring Bolivia announced the nationalisation of its gas reserves Monday.
The Taiwanese leader spoke to Paraguay''s congress, where he told delegates he arrived to his "Paraguayan home after a 32 hour flight."
Chen also used the opportunity to call China''s government "totalitarian" and reiterated the threat of "eighty missiles" threatening the island.
Paraguay and Taiwan have maintained diplomatic relations since 1957.
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wn.com/Chen Shui Bian Arrives For Two Day State Visit
1. Close up Paraguay flag/pull out to wide of palace
2. Mid view of Taiwanese and Paraguayan flag
3. Mid view of Taiwanese President Chen Shui-Bian shaking hands and embracing with Paraguay president Nicanor Duarte
4. Cut away press and security
5. Mid view of presidents embracing
6. Mid view of officials singing Paraguayan anthem
7. Close up of President Chen Shui-Bian and Duarte
8. Wide of presidents singing anthem
9. Wide of Chen Shui-Bian and Nicanor Duarte greeting officials
10. Wide of Paraguay Parliamentary Palace
11. Various security
12. Mid view entrance to Parliament
13. Close up sign "Legislative Power - National Congressional Headquarters"
14. Mid view of Chen Shui-Bian arriving to Parliamentary Palace
15. Mid view of Chen Shui-Bian greeting members of Parliament
16. Wide/interior of Chen Shui-Bian in Parliamentary hall
17. Pan of Parliament
18. Mid view of Chen Shui-Bian walking to podium in Parliament
19. Mid view of Chen Shui-Bian at podium
20. SOUNDBITE (Taiwanese) Chen Shui-Bian, President Taiwan
21. Pan of Parliament
STORYLINE:
Paraguay president Nicanor Duarte hosted Taiwanese president Chen Shui-Bian in Asuncion on Friday for bilateral talks on fuel supplies.
During the meeting, the two presidents discussed options for tapping into Paraguay''s natural gas reserves in the Chaco Boreal desert, 800 kilometres west of the capital. This comes days after neighbouring Bolivia announced the nationalisation of its gas reserves Monday.
The Taiwanese leader spoke to Paraguay''s congress, where he told delegates he arrived to his "Paraguayan home after a 32 hour flight."
Chen also used the opportunity to call China''s government "totalitarian" and reiterated the threat of "eighty missiles" threatening the island.
Paraguay and Taiwan have maintained diplomatic relations since 1957.
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Taiwanese Pres Chen Shui-bian arrives on a visit
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- Duration: 1:39
- Updated: 28 Jul 2015
- views: 33
++SOUND AS INCOMING++
1. Wide shot plane of Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian taxiing in on arrival
2. Wide shot people waving Taiwanese flags
3. Close up P...
++SOUND AS INCOMING++
1. Wide shot plane of Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian taxiing in on arrival
2. Wide shot people waving Taiwanese flags
3. Close up President Chen Shui-bian coming off plane and waving
4. Close up sea of flags
5. Mid shot Elias Antonio Saca, President of El Salvador, getting off plane, having arrived for swearing in of new president
6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Elias Antonio Saca, President of El Salvador
"We wish president Arias luck, and we hope to start talking with him about the integration of the region."
7. Wide shot plane carrying Vice-President of Brazil on tarmac, having arrived for swearing in of new president
8. Brazilian Vice-President Jose Alencar walking down gangway
9. Mid shot Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian shakes hands with president Enrique Bola�os of Nicaragua
10. Mid shot pan left president Elias Antonio Saca of El Salvador walking up to shake hands with President Chen Shui-bian
11. Mid shot Taiwanese President Chen meets President Martin Torrijos of Panama
12. Various shots workers preparing stand for swearing-in ceremony
STORYLINE:
President Chen Shui-bian of Taiwan landed in Costa Rica on Sunday, where he will attend the swearing-in ceremony of president-elect Oscar Arias on Monday.
Laura Bush, the first lady of the United States will also attend the ceremony, and other regional figures including Brazil''s vice-president Jose Alencar.
Chen arrived in Costa Rica after a visit to Paraguay where he signed an investment deal with Paraguayan President Nicanor Duarte in Asuncion on Saturday.
In Costa Rica Chen will meet up with several central American heads of state.
Both Paraguay and Costa Rica are among 25 countries who have diplomatic relations with the self-ruled island.
Earlier this week, the U.S. snubbed Taiwan''s request to allow Chen to visit San Francisco or New York, offering him Anchorage and Honolulu instead.
Chen then opted for stopovers in Amsterdam and Abu Dhabi on his way to Latin America instead.
The US is Taiwan''s most important ally but views the timing of the visit as sensitive as it seeks to court China - Taiwan''s traditional enemy - over the Iran nuclear issue.
This is Chen''s fifth trip to Latin America since becoming president in 2000 and on all of his previous visits he had transit stops in the United States, including in New York, Los Angeles and Houston.
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++SOUND AS INCOMING++
1. Wide shot plane of Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian taxiing in on arrival
2. Wide shot people waving Taiwanese flags
3. Close up President Chen Shui-bian coming off plane and waving
4. Close up sea of flags
5. Mid shot Elias Antonio Saca, President of El Salvador, getting off plane, having arrived for swearing in of new president
6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Elias Antonio Saca, President of El Salvador
"We wish president Arias luck, and we hope to start talking with him about the integration of the region."
7. Wide shot plane carrying Vice-President of Brazil on tarmac, having arrived for swearing in of new president
8. Brazilian Vice-President Jose Alencar walking down gangway
9. Mid shot Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian shakes hands with president Enrique Bola�os of Nicaragua
10. Mid shot pan left president Elias Antonio Saca of El Salvador walking up to shake hands with President Chen Shui-bian
11. Mid shot Taiwanese President Chen meets President Martin Torrijos of Panama
12. Various shots workers preparing stand for swearing-in ceremony
STORYLINE:
President Chen Shui-bian of Taiwan landed in Costa Rica on Sunday, where he will attend the swearing-in ceremony of president-elect Oscar Arias on Monday.
Laura Bush, the first lady of the United States will also attend the ceremony, and other regional figures including Brazil''s vice-president Jose Alencar.
Chen arrived in Costa Rica after a visit to Paraguay where he signed an investment deal with Paraguayan President Nicanor Duarte in Asuncion on Saturday.
In Costa Rica Chen will meet up with several central American heads of state.
Both Paraguay and Costa Rica are among 25 countries who have diplomatic relations with the self-ruled island.
Earlier this week, the U.S. snubbed Taiwan''s request to allow Chen to visit San Francisco or New York, offering him Anchorage and Honolulu instead.
Chen then opted for stopovers in Amsterdam and Abu Dhabi on his way to Latin America instead.
The US is Taiwan''s most important ally but views the timing of the visit as sensitive as it seeks to court China - Taiwan''s traditional enemy - over the Iran nuclear issue.
This is Chen''s fifth trip to Latin America since becoming president in 2000 and on all of his previous visits he had transit stops in the United States, including in New York, Los Angeles and Houston.
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2015.01.11【台灣演義】陳水扁前傳 | Chen Shui-Bian History
陳水扁，第一位政黨輪替的民選總統。 卻也是第一位入監服刑的卸任元首。 人生起落，也是全台第一! 看，陳水扁前傳。 -
The Trial of Chen Shui-bian: Implications for Taiwan, China and the United States (Part 1)
Video of the October 6, 2009 15th Annual Timothy Gelatt Dialogue on the Rule of Law in Asia, focusing on the Trial of Chen Shui-bian, former president of Taiwan. The Conference features prominent scholars NIGEL LI, Esq. (CEO, Lee & Li Law Firm, and leading constitutional lawyer, scholar and teacher) and WANG JAW- PERNG (Professor, School of Law, National Taiwan University, leading criminal procedure expert), With Comments From: Ms. Chen Yu-Jie, Guanghua Foundation Research Fellow, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law Daniel P. Yu, Senior Research Fellow, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law Professor Frank Upham, Wilf Family Professor of Property Law, NYU School of Law; Co-Director, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law and Ms. Esther Chiang, U.S.-Asia Law Inst... -
The Trial of Chen Shui-bian: Implications for Taiwan, China and the United States (Part 2)
Video of the October 6, 2009 15th Annual Timothy Gelatt Dialogue on the Rule of Law in Asia, focusing on the Trial of Chen Shui-bian, former president of Taiwan. The Conference features prominent scholars NIGEL LI, Esq. (CEO, Lee & Li Law Firm, and leading constitutional lawyer, scholar and teacher) and WANG JAW- PERNG (Professor, School of Law, National Taiwan University, leading criminal procedure expert), With Comments From: Ms. Chen Yu-Jie, Guanghua Foundation Research Fellow, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law Daniel P. Yu, Senior Research Fellow, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law Professor Frank Upham, Wilf Family Professor of Property Law, NYU School of Law; Co-Director, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law and Ms. Esther Chiang, U.S.-Asia Law Inst... -
The Trial of Chen Shui-bian: Implications for Taiwan, China and the United States
Video of the October 6, 2009 15th Annual Timothy Gelatt Dialogue on the Rule of Law in Asia, focusing on the Trial of Chen Shui-bian, former president of Taiwan. The Conference features prominent scholars NIGEL LI, Esq. (CEO, Lee & Li Law Firm, and leading constitutional lawyer, scholar and teacher) and WANG JAW- PERNG (Professor, School of Law, National Taiwan University, leading criminal procedure expert), With Comments From: Ms. Chen Yu-Jie, Guanghua Foundation Research Fellow, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law Daniel P. Yu, Senior Research Fellow, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law Professor Frank Upham, Wilf Family Professor of Property Law, NYU School of Law; Co-Director, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law and Ms. Esther Chiang... -
2016.03.15新聞龍捲風 日本挑戰極限？穿老虎布偶裝觸碰野生老虎！
（00:00:12）新聞龍捲風Part.1》扁團隊回朝？林全：別一竿翻一船人、扁朝也有好官！│Chen Shui-bian team come back. （00:05:10）新聞龍捲風Part.2》綁浮箱、輪胎 日本水生種怪手水上逆水行舟！│Japan excavator inverse water line. （00:17:11）新聞龍捲風Part.3》全球最恐怖大橋驚魂6.9公里 還得花800找人代駕？│The world's most terrifying bridge. （00:43:37）新聞龍捲風Part.4》老人？人害？上百萬海蛞蝓陳屍泰國海灘 不尋常真相？│Millions of sea slugs morgue Thai beach. （01:16:57）新聞龍捲風Part.5》美韓軍演鎮朝鮮 俄軍卻撤軍？普丁的完美宣傳計畫！│South Korean military exercises to deter North Korea. （01:29:00）新聞龍捲風Part.6》超炫發明！透光水泥 都市叢林另類的建築新法？│Translucent cement. （01:34:10）新聞龍捲風Part.7》功夫二將開拍 香港江湖傳言甄子丹打不過周星馳？│Donnie Yen beat Stephen Chow. （02:09:10）新聞龍捲風Part.8》5萬年前的宇宙訊號 竟是外星人遭攻擊在求救？│ㄏ was ttacked. （02:25:30）新聞龍捲風Part.9》恐怖殺人「地獄火湖」 印度「劇毒湖」神秘自燃之謎？！│Terrorist killing Hellfire Lake. （02:28:25）新聞龍捲風Part.10》日頭赤炎炎！180KG敘利亞「胖棕熊」消暑妙方竟然是？│180KG Syrian brown bear refreshin... -
Dire Strait - Taiwan
March 2005 The President of Taiwan's stubborn push for independence has made him China's Public Enemy Number One. But how likely are these tensions to escalate into a military conflict? "The world cannot sit by idly to see an undemocratic China remove the freedom, democracy and rights of Taiwan's citizens," laments President Chen Shui-Bian. But despite his best efforts, Taiwan's international support is dwindling. Only 25 countries still have diplomatic ties with it. Everyone else recognises mainland China. And since Chen came to power, China has stepped up its rhetoric, making it clear it will attack if it feels Taiwan is moving towards a formal declaration of independence. "As everyone knows, Taiwan is an inseparable part of the Chinese territory," states one Chinese commander. "T... -
Mag Sam's Let's Play Golden Sun #07 - I cannot tell a lie
"Even if one tree falls down it wouldn't affect the entire forest." -Chen Shui-bian -
Taiwan: Elections 2012
In January 2012, incumbent Ma Ying-jeou will face challenger Tsai Ing-wen in Taiwan's presidential elections, held concurrently with elections for the Taiwanese legislature. Although the opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) was badly damaged by corruption charges against its previous leader, former Taiwanese president Chen Shui-bian, it has rebounded under Tsai's leadership. Under Ma, however, Taiwan has seen economic and tourist links to the mainland flourish, and many Taiwanese have come to see the benefits of commercial relations with China. Nevertheless, Ma is struggling to deliver on earlier promises to boost economic performance. Can Tsai navigate between the moderates on China and those who take a stronger line on autonomy and independence for Taiwan? Can Ma lift his game a... -
Guest Lecture by the one of the world's foremost forensic scientist
Speaker : Dr Henry C. Lee Date : 30 September 2013 Time : 4-6pm Venue : LT27 Organiser : Adj. A/P Eugene Lee, Adj. A/P Stella Tan, Ng Ngan Kee and Low Yi Lian Synopsis : This is Dr Lee's second guest appearance in NUS since his first in 2009. Do not miss this rare opportunity to hear the remarkable life and career of a scientist who has dedicated his life to the field of forensic science and the pursuit of justice. Dr Lee brings with him over four decades of experience as the youngest Police Captain in Taiwan, Founder and Professor of the Forensic Science Program at the University of New Haven, the Director of the Connecticut State Police Forensic Laboratory, the Chief Criminalist, Connecticut, the Commissioner of the Department of Public Safety, Connecticut and Distinguished Cha... -
台灣的危機與轉機(3)--吳澧培先生專題演講 08052012 大洛杉磯台灣會館
主講人：吳澧培先生（美國福爾摩莎基金會創會董事長、大洛杉磯台灣會館創會董事長） 題目：台灣的危機與轉機 (台灣何去何從?) 時間：2012年8月5日(星期日) 2:30PM 地點：大洛杉磯台灣會館大禮堂 3001 Walnut Grove Ave. Rosemead, CA 主辦單位：美國福爾摩莎基金會 (626)569-0605 協辦單位：大洛杉磯台灣會館 (626)307-4881 Mr. Li-Pei Wu founded the Formosa Foundation in 2001 following a life-long commitment to promoting human rights and democracy for Taiwan. Mr. Wu has been a banker by profession, most notable for his successful revival and management of Los Angeles-based GBC Bancorp and its subsidiary bank, General Bank. In 2003, he retired from GBC Bancorp and served as Senior Advisor to Taiwan's former President Chen Shui-bian. 「廣邀志士繫念蒼生，全民奮起捍衛民主。選舉已沒有公平，司法已沒有正義。不公與不義不鏟除，台灣絕無真民主。」--吳澧培 （原文網址：http://lipeiwu.blogspot.com/2012/05/blog-post_7865.html） This video is authorized by Mr. Li-Pei Wu for public viewing. Conta...
2015.01.11【台灣演義】陳水扁前傳 | Chen Shui-Bian History
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- Duration: 51:01
- Updated: 12 Jan 2015
- views: 74004
陳水扁，第一位政黨輪替的民選總統。
卻也是第一位入監服刑的卸任元首。
人生起落，也是全台第一!
看，陳水扁前傳。
陳水扁，第一位政黨輪替的民選總統。
卻也是第一位入監服刑的卸任元首。
人生起落，也是全台第一!
看，陳水扁前傳。
wn.com/2015.01.11【台灣演義】陳水扁前傳 | Chen Shui Bian History
The Trial of Chen Shui-bian: Implications for Taiwan, China and the United States (Part 1)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 66:34
- Updated: 15 Oct 2009
- views: 1397
Video of the October 6, 2009 15th Annual Timothy Gelatt Dialogue on the Rule of Law in Asia, focusing on the Trial of Chen Shui-bian, former president of Taiwan...
Video of the October 6, 2009 15th Annual Timothy Gelatt Dialogue on the Rule of Law in Asia, focusing on the Trial of Chen Shui-bian, former president of Taiwan.
The Conference features prominent scholars
NIGEL LI, Esq. (CEO, Lee & Li Law Firm, and leading constitutional lawyer, scholar and teacher)
and
WANG JAW- PERNG (Professor, School of Law, National Taiwan University, leading criminal procedure expert),
With Comments From:
Ms. Chen Yu-Jie, Guanghua Foundation Research Fellow, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
Daniel P. Yu, Senior Research Fellow, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
Professor Frank Upham, Wilf Family Professor of Property Law, NYU School of Law;
Co-Director, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
and Ms. Esther Chiang, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
and moderated by :
Professor Jerome A. Cohen, Co-Director, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
Adjunct Senior Fellow for Asia, Council on Foreign Relations
wn.com/The Trial Of Chen Shui Bian Implications For Taiwan, China And The United States (Part 1)
Video of the October 6, 2009 15th Annual Timothy Gelatt Dialogue on the Rule of Law in Asia, focusing on the Trial of Chen Shui-bian, former president of Taiwan.
The Conference features prominent scholars
NIGEL LI, Esq. (CEO, Lee & Li Law Firm, and leading constitutional lawyer, scholar and teacher)
and
WANG JAW- PERNG (Professor, School of Law, National Taiwan University, leading criminal procedure expert),
With Comments From:
Ms. Chen Yu-Jie, Guanghua Foundation Research Fellow, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
Daniel P. Yu, Senior Research Fellow, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
Professor Frank Upham, Wilf Family Professor of Property Law, NYU School of Law;
Co-Director, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
and Ms. Esther Chiang, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
and moderated by :
Professor Jerome A. Cohen, Co-Director, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
Adjunct Senior Fellow for Asia, Council on Foreign Relations
- published: 15 Oct 2009
- views: 1397
The Trial of Chen Shui-bian: Implications for Taiwan, China and the United States (Part 2)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 91:19
- Updated: 15 Oct 2009
- views: 951
Video of the October 6, 2009 15th Annual Timothy Gelatt Dialogue on the Rule of Law in Asia, focusing on the Trial of Chen Shui-bian, former president of Taiwan...
Video of the October 6, 2009 15th Annual Timothy Gelatt Dialogue on the Rule of Law in Asia, focusing on the Trial of Chen Shui-bian, former president of Taiwan.
The Conference features prominent scholars
NIGEL LI, Esq. (CEO, Lee & Li Law Firm, and leading constitutional lawyer, scholar and teacher)
and
WANG JAW- PERNG (Professor, School of Law, National Taiwan University, leading criminal procedure expert),
With Comments From:
Ms. Chen Yu-Jie, Guanghua Foundation Research Fellow, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
Daniel P. Yu, Senior Research Fellow, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
Professor Frank Upham, Wilf Family Professor of Property Law, NYU School of Law;
Co-Director, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
and Ms. Esther Chiang, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
and moderated by :
Professor Jerome A. Cohen, Co-Director, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
Adjunct Senior Fellow for Asia, Council on Foreign Relations
wn.com/The Trial Of Chen Shui Bian Implications For Taiwan, China And The United States (Part 2)
Video of the October 6, 2009 15th Annual Timothy Gelatt Dialogue on the Rule of Law in Asia, focusing on the Trial of Chen Shui-bian, former president of Taiwan.
The Conference features prominent scholars
NIGEL LI, Esq. (CEO, Lee & Li Law Firm, and leading constitutional lawyer, scholar and teacher)
and
WANG JAW- PERNG (Professor, School of Law, National Taiwan University, leading criminal procedure expert),
With Comments From:
Ms. Chen Yu-Jie, Guanghua Foundation Research Fellow, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
Daniel P. Yu, Senior Research Fellow, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
Professor Frank Upham, Wilf Family Professor of Property Law, NYU School of Law;
Co-Director, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
and Ms. Esther Chiang, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
and moderated by :
Professor Jerome A. Cohen, Co-Director, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
Adjunct Senior Fellow for Asia, Council on Foreign Relations
- published: 15 Oct 2009
- views: 951
The Trial of Chen Shui-bian: Implications for Taiwan, China and the United States
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 66:40
- Updated: 15 Oct 2009
- views: 136
Video of the October 6, 2009 15th Annual Timothy Gelatt Dialogue on the Rule of Law in Asia, focusing on the Trial of Chen Shui-bian, former president of Taiwa...
Video of the October 6, 2009 15th Annual Timothy Gelatt Dialogue on the Rule of Law in Asia, focusing on the Trial of Chen Shui-bian, former president of Taiwan.
The Conference features prominent scholars
NIGEL LI, Esq. (CEO, Lee & Li Law Firm, and leading constitutional lawyer, scholar and teacher)
and
WANG JAW- PERNG (Professor, School of Law, National Taiwan University, leading criminal procedure expert),
With Comments From:
Ms. Chen Yu-Jie, Guanghua Foundation Research Fellow, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
Daniel P. Yu, Senior Research Fellow, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
Professor Frank Upham, Wilf Family Professor of Property Law, NYU School of Law;
Co-Director, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
and Ms. Esther Chiang, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
and moderated by :
Professor Jerome A. Cohen, Co-Director, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
Adjunct Senior Fellow for Asia, Council on Foreign Relations
wn.com/The Trial Of Chen Shui Bian Implications For Taiwan, China And The United States
Video of the October 6, 2009 15th Annual Timothy Gelatt Dialogue on the Rule of Law in Asia, focusing on the Trial of Chen Shui-bian, former president of Taiwan.
The Conference features prominent scholars
NIGEL LI, Esq. (CEO, Lee & Li Law Firm, and leading constitutional lawyer, scholar and teacher)
and
WANG JAW- PERNG (Professor, School of Law, National Taiwan University, leading criminal procedure expert),
With Comments From:
Ms. Chen Yu-Jie, Guanghua Foundation Research Fellow, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
Daniel P. Yu, Senior Research Fellow, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
Professor Frank Upham, Wilf Family Professor of Property Law, NYU School of Law;
Co-Director, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
and Ms. Esther Chiang, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
and moderated by :
Professor Jerome A. Cohen, Co-Director, U.S.-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law
Adjunct Senior Fellow for Asia, Council on Foreign Relations
- published: 15 Oct 2009
- views: 136
2016.03.15新聞龍捲風 日本挑戰極限？穿老虎布偶裝觸碰野生老虎！
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 149:13
- Updated: 16 Mar 2016
- views: 18223
（00:00:12）新聞龍捲風Part.1》扁團隊回朝？林全：別一竿翻一船人、扁朝也有好官！│Chen Shui-bian team come back.
（00:05:10）新聞龍捲風Part.2》綁浮箱、輪胎 日本水生種怪手水上逆水行舟！│Japan excavator inverse water line.
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（00:00:12）新聞龍捲風Part.1》扁團隊回朝？林全：別一竿翻一船人、扁朝也有好官！│Chen Shui-bian team come back.
（00:05:10）新聞龍捲風Part.2》綁浮箱、輪胎 日本水生種怪手水上逆水行舟！│Japan excavator inverse water line.
（00:17:11）新聞龍捲風Part.3》全球最恐怖大橋驚魂6.9公里 還得花800找人代駕？│The world's most terrifying bridge.
（00:43:37）新聞龍捲風Part.4》老人？人害？上百萬海蛞蝓陳屍泰國海灘 不尋常真相？│Millions of sea slugs morgue Thai beach.
（01:16:57）新聞龍捲風Part.5》美韓軍演鎮朝鮮 俄軍卻撤軍？普丁的完美宣傳計畫！│South Korean military exercises to deter North Korea.
（01:29:00）新聞龍捲風Part.6》超炫發明！透光水泥 都市叢林另類的建築新法？│Translucent cement.
（01:34:10）新聞龍捲風Part.7》功夫二將開拍 香港江湖傳言甄子丹打不過周星馳？│Donnie Yen beat Stephen Chow.
（02:09:10）新聞龍捲風Part.8》5萬年前的宇宙訊號 竟是外星人遭攻擊在求救？│ㄏ was ttacked.
（02:25:30）新聞龍捲風Part.9》恐怖殺人「地獄火湖」 印度「劇毒湖」神秘自燃之謎？！│Terrorist killing Hellfire Lake.
（02:28:25）新聞龍捲風Part.10》日頭赤炎炎！180KG敘利亞「胖棕熊」消暑妙方竟然是？│180KG Syrian brown bear refreshing recipe.
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wn.com/2016.03.15新聞龍捲風 日本挑戰極限？穿老虎布偶裝觸碰野生老虎！
（00:00:12）新聞龍捲風Part.1》扁團隊回朝？林全：別一竿翻一船人、扁朝也有好官！│Chen Shui-bian team come back.
（00:05:10）新聞龍捲風Part.2》綁浮箱、輪胎 日本水生種怪手水上逆水行舟！│Japan excavator inverse water line.
（00:17:11）新聞龍捲風Part.3》全球最恐怖大橋驚魂6.9公里 還得花800找人代駕？│The world's most terrifying bridge.
（00:43:37）新聞龍捲風Part.4》老人？人害？上百萬海蛞蝓陳屍泰國海灘 不尋常真相？│Millions of sea slugs morgue Thai beach.
（01:16:57）新聞龍捲風Part.5》美韓軍演鎮朝鮮 俄軍卻撤軍？普丁的完美宣傳計畫！│South Korean military exercises to deter North Korea.
（01:29:00）新聞龍捲風Part.6》超炫發明！透光水泥 都市叢林另類的建築新法？│Translucent cement.
（01:34:10）新聞龍捲風Part.7》功夫二將開拍 香港江湖傳言甄子丹打不過周星馳？│Donnie Yen beat Stephen Chow.
（02:09:10）新聞龍捲風Part.8》5萬年前的宇宙訊號 竟是外星人遭攻擊在求救？│ㄏ was ttacked.
（02:25:30）新聞龍捲風Part.9》恐怖殺人「地獄火湖」 印度「劇毒湖」神秘自燃之謎？！│Terrorist killing Hellfire Lake.
（02:28:25）新聞龍捲風Part.10》日頭赤炎炎！180KG敘利亞「胖棕熊」消暑妙方竟然是？│180KG Syrian brown bear refreshing recipe.
《新聞龍捲風》中天新聞台52頻道／每週一至週五晚間9點
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- published: 16 Mar 2016
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Dire Strait - Taiwan
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 23:37
- Updated: 31 Oct 2007
- views: 90268
March 2005
The President of Taiwan's stubborn push for independence has made him China's Public Enemy Number One. But how likely are these tensions to escalate...
March 2005
The President of Taiwan's stubborn push for independence has made him China's Public Enemy Number One. But how likely are these tensions to escalate into a military conflict?
"The world cannot sit by idly to see an undemocratic China remove the freedom, democracy and rights of Taiwan's citizens," laments President Chen Shui-Bian. But despite his best efforts, Taiwan's international support is dwindling. Only 25 countries still have diplomatic ties with it. Everyone else recognises mainland China. And since Chen came to power, China has stepped up its rhetoric, making it clear it will attack if it feels Taiwan is moving towards a formal declaration of independence. "As everyone knows, Taiwan is an inseparable part of the Chinese territory," states one Chinese commander. "The task of our military is to defend the motherland and to ensure its territorial integrity." President Chen's problems are further compounded by the deep political divides in Taiwan. Only half the country considers him their legitimate leader. The others believe he is a crook who staged a mysterious shooting the day before the elections, when he was trailing badly, to boost his support. And much as the Taiwanese tend to see themselves as a sovereign country, few want to go to war over it. After all, as one woman says, "Mainland China is so big and we are so small."
Produced by ABC Australia
Distributed by Journeyman Pictures
wn.com/Dire Strait Taiwan
March 2005
The President of Taiwan's stubborn push for independence has made him China's Public Enemy Number One. But how likely are these tensions to escalate into a military conflict?
"The world cannot sit by idly to see an undemocratic China remove the freedom, democracy and rights of Taiwan's citizens," laments President Chen Shui-Bian. But despite his best efforts, Taiwan's international support is dwindling. Only 25 countries still have diplomatic ties with it. Everyone else recognises mainland China. And since Chen came to power, China has stepped up its rhetoric, making it clear it will attack if it feels Taiwan is moving towards a formal declaration of independence. "As everyone knows, Taiwan is an inseparable part of the Chinese territory," states one Chinese commander. "The task of our military is to defend the motherland and to ensure its territorial integrity." President Chen's problems are further compounded by the deep political divides in Taiwan. Only half the country considers him their legitimate leader. The others believe he is a crook who staged a mysterious shooting the day before the elections, when he was trailing badly, to boost his support. And much as the Taiwanese tend to see themselves as a sovereign country, few want to go to war over it. After all, as one woman says, "Mainland China is so big and we are so small."
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Mag Sam's Let's Play Golden Sun #07 - I cannot tell a lie
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- Updated: 02 Nov 2013
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"Even if one tree falls down it wouldn't affect the entire forest."
-Chen Shui-bian
"Even if one tree falls down it wouldn't affect the entire forest."
-Chen Shui-bian
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"Even if one tree falls down it wouldn't affect the entire forest."
-Chen Shui-bian
- published: 02 Nov 2013
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Taiwan: Elections 2012
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In January 2012, incumbent Ma Ying-jeou will face challenger Tsai Ing-wen in Taiwan's presidential elections, held concurrently with elections for the Taiwanese...
In January 2012, incumbent Ma Ying-jeou will face challenger Tsai Ing-wen in Taiwan's presidential elections, held concurrently with elections for the Taiwanese legislature. Although the opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) was badly damaged by corruption charges against its previous leader, former Taiwanese president Chen Shui-bian, it has rebounded under Tsai's leadership. Under Ma, however, Taiwan has seen economic and tourist links to the mainland flourish, and many Taiwanese have come to see the benefits of commercial relations with China. Nevertheless, Ma is struggling to deliver on earlier promises to boost economic performance. Can Tsai navigate between the moderates on China and those who take a stronger line on autonomy and independence for Taiwan? Can Ma lift his game and secure a decisive win both for himself and his parliamentary colleagues? What are the post-election implications for the United States and Taiwan's neighbors of either leader winning the presidential race in January? And what are the domestic issues and electoral dynamics that will dominate the legislative elections? On December 13, the Asia Program hosted an event to consider these questions.
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In January 2012, incumbent Ma Ying-jeou will face challenger Tsai Ing-wen in Taiwan's presidential elections, held concurrently with elections for the Taiwanese legislature. Although the opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) was badly damaged by corruption charges against its previous leader, former Taiwanese president Chen Shui-bian, it has rebounded under Tsai's leadership. Under Ma, however, Taiwan has seen economic and tourist links to the mainland flourish, and many Taiwanese have come to see the benefits of commercial relations with China. Nevertheless, Ma is struggling to deliver on earlier promises to boost economic performance. Can Tsai navigate between the moderates on China and those who take a stronger line on autonomy and independence for Taiwan? Can Ma lift his game and secure a decisive win both for himself and his parliamentary colleagues? What are the post-election implications for the United States and Taiwan's neighbors of either leader winning the presidential race in January? And what are the domestic issues and electoral dynamics that will dominate the legislative elections? On December 13, the Asia Program hosted an event to consider these questions.
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Guest Lecture by the one of the world's foremost forensic scientist
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Speaker : Dr Henry C. Lee
Date : 30 September 2013
Time : 4-6pm
Venue : LT27
Organiser : Adj. A/P Eugene Lee, Adj. A/P Stella Tan, Ng Ngan Kee and Low Yi Li...
Speaker : Dr Henry C. Lee
Date : 30 September 2013
Time : 4-6pm
Venue : LT27
Organiser : Adj. A/P Eugene Lee, Adj. A/P Stella Tan, Ng Ngan Kee and Low Yi Lian
Synopsis : This is Dr Lee's second guest appearance in NUS since his first in 2009. Do not miss this rare opportunity to hear the remarkable life and career of a scientist who has dedicated his life to the field of forensic science and the pursuit of justice.
Dr Lee brings with him over four decades of experience as the youngest Police Captain in Taiwan, Founder and Professor of the Forensic Science Program at the University of New Haven, the Director of the Connecticut State Police Forensic Laboratory, the Chief Criminalist, Connecticut, the Commissioner of the Department of Public Safety, Connecticut and Distinguished Chair Professor at the Henry C. Lee Institute of Criminal Justice and Forensic Science. He has handled over 6000 cases from all around the world. He was on the defence team of OJ Simpson; he established the identity of the stains on Monica Lewinsky's dress; he was called to resolve the alleged shooting of Taiwanese former President, Chen Shui-Bian; he was involved in the post 9-11 forensic investigations and many other cases.
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Speaker : Dr Henry C. Lee
Date : 30 September 2013
Time : 4-6pm
Venue : LT27
Organiser : Adj. A/P Eugene Lee, Adj. A/P Stella Tan, Ng Ngan Kee and Low Yi Lian
Synopsis : This is Dr Lee's second guest appearance in NUS since his first in 2009. Do not miss this rare opportunity to hear the remarkable life and career of a scientist who has dedicated his life to the field of forensic science and the pursuit of justice.
Dr Lee brings with him over four decades of experience as the youngest Police Captain in Taiwan, Founder and Professor of the Forensic Science Program at the University of New Haven, the Director of the Connecticut State Police Forensic Laboratory, the Chief Criminalist, Connecticut, the Commissioner of the Department of Public Safety, Connecticut and Distinguished Chair Professor at the Henry C. Lee Institute of Criminal Justice and Forensic Science. He has handled over 6000 cases from all around the world. He was on the defence team of OJ Simpson; he established the identity of the stains on Monica Lewinsky's dress; he was called to resolve the alleged shooting of Taiwanese former President, Chen Shui-Bian; he was involved in the post 9-11 forensic investigations and many other cases.
- published: 08 Oct 2013
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台灣的危機與轉機(3)--吳澧培先生專題演講 08052012 大洛杉磯台灣會館
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主講人：吳澧培先生（美國福爾摩莎基金會創會董事長、大洛杉磯台灣會館創會董事長）
題目：台灣的危機與轉機 (台灣何去何從?)
時間：2012年8月5日(星期日) 2:30PM
地點：大洛杉磯台灣會館大禮堂 3001 Walnut Grove Ave. Rosemead, CA
主辦單位：美國福爾摩莎基金會 (626)56...
主講人：吳澧培先生（美國福爾摩莎基金會創會董事長、大洛杉磯台灣會館創會董事長）
題目：台灣的危機與轉機 (台灣何去何從?)
時間：2012年8月5日(星期日) 2:30PM
地點：大洛杉磯台灣會館大禮堂 3001 Walnut Grove Ave. Rosemead, CA
主辦單位：美國福爾摩莎基金會 (626)569-0605
協辦單位：大洛杉磯台灣會館 (626)307-4881
Mr. Li-Pei Wu founded the Formosa Foundation in 2001 following a life-long commitment to promoting human rights and democracy for Taiwan. Mr. Wu has been a banker by profession, most notable for his successful revival and management of Los Angeles-based GBC Bancorp and its subsidiary bank, General Bank. In 2003, he retired from GBC Bancorp and served as Senior Advisor to Taiwan's former President Chen Shui-bian.
「廣邀志士繫念蒼生，全民奮起捍衛民主。選舉已沒有公平，司法已沒有正義。不公與不義不鏟除，台灣絕無真民主。」--吳澧培
（原文網址：http://lipeiwu.blogspot.com/2012/05/blog-post_7865.html）
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主講人：吳澧培先生（美國福爾摩莎基金會創會董事長、大洛杉磯台灣會館創會董事長）
題目：台灣的危機與轉機 (台灣何去何從?)
時間：2012年8月5日(星期日) 2:30PM
地點：大洛杉磯台灣會館大禮堂 3001 Walnut Grove Ave. Rosemead, CA
主辦單位：美國福爾摩莎基金會 (626)569-0605
協辦單位：大洛杉磯台灣會館 (626)307-4881
Mr. Li-Pei Wu founded the Formosa Foundation in 2001 following a life-long commitment to promoting human rights and democracy for Taiwan. Mr. Wu has been a banker by profession, most notable for his successful revival and management of Los Angeles-based GBC Bancorp and its subsidiary bank, General Bank. In 2003, he retired from GBC Bancorp and served as Senior Advisor to Taiwan's former President Chen Shui-bian.
「廣邀志士繫念蒼生，全民奮起捍衛民主。選舉已沒有公平，司法已沒有正義。不公與不義不鏟除，台灣絕無真民主。」--吳澧培
（原文網址：http://lipeiwu.blogspot.com/2012/05/blog-post_7865.html）
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- published: 06 Aug 2012
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Former President Chen Shui-bian contemplating application to attend June banquet
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Tsai Ing Wen More dangerous than Chen Shui Bian 蔡英文比陳水扁更危險
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陳水扁受邀參加520國宴 Former President Chen Shui bian invited to Tsai's inaugural banquet—宏觀英語新聞
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Calls mount for a pardon for disgraced former DPP President Chen Shui-bian
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Calls mount for a pardon for disgraced former DPP President Chen Shui-bian
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KMT’s Eric Chu accuses Tsai’s team as a revival of Chen Shui-bian’s administration
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KMT’s Eric Chu accuses Tsai’s team as a revival of Chen Shui-bian’s administration
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Ten thousand attend opposition rally criticising president
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WRAP Taiwan to terminate committee for unification with China, US reax
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President Chen Shui-bian leaves, plane takes off for Costa Rica
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Chen Shui-bian arrives for two-day state visit
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Taiwanese Pres Chen Shui-bian arrives on a visit
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2015.01.11【台灣演義】陳水扁前傳 | Chen Shui-Bian History
陳水扁，第一位政黨輪替的民選總統。
卻也是第一位入監服刑的卸任元首。
人生起落，也是全台第一!
看，陳水扁前傳。
published: 12 Jan 2015
2015.01.11【台灣演義】陳水扁前傳 | Chen Shui-Bian History
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The Trial of Chen Shui-bian: Implications for Taiwan, China and the United States (Part 1)
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2016.03.15新聞龍捲風 日本挑戰極限？穿老虎布偶裝觸碰野生老虎！
（00:00:12）新聞龍捲風Part.1》扁團隊回朝？林全：別一竿翻一船人、扁朝也有好官！│Chen Shui-bian team come back.
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Mag Sam's Let's Play Golden Sun #07 - I cannot tell a lie
"Even if one tree falls down it wouldn't affect the entire forest."
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Taiwan: Elections 2012
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Guest Lecture by the one of the world's foremost forensic scientist
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台灣的危機與轉機(3)--吳澧培先生專題演講 08052012 大洛杉磯台灣會館
主講人：吳澧培先生（美國福爾摩莎基金會創會董事長、大洛杉磯台灣會館創會董事長）
題目：台灣的危機與轉機 (台灣何去何從?)
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台灣的危機與轉機(3)--吳澧培先生專題演講 08052012 大洛杉磯台灣會館
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Hillary and Jill – Jill Stein That Is – Went Up the Hill To…
Edit WorldNews.com 14 Jul 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. Nursery rhymes like “Jack and Jill” have entertained both young and old for centuries ... Indeed, the masses were not only sorely oppressed under their regime, but burdened with falling wages, rising inflation and unfair tax rates favoring the wealthy ... In fact, eight contained information classified at the highest level, or “top secret,” at the time they were sent. Indeed, Mrs ... ....
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Report: Firefighters Fed Gators That Killed Toddler At Disney Seven Seas Lagoon Resort
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The resort was where two-year old Lane Graves was killed after being pulled into the water by a gator.Reedy Creek "is the Disney-controlled taxing district that provides government services to the theme parks and surrounding areas,” the report said.Feeding alligators is illegal because it causes the animals to lose their natural fear of humans ... You would figure they would have more common sense than that ......
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'Maybe the Brits are just having us on': the world reacts to Boris Johnson as foreign minister
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International community greets news of former London mayor’s big appointment with a mixture of fear, bemusement and panic. @bonniemalkin. The world of politics, diplomacy and celebrity has reacted with a mixture of amusement and horror to the news that Boris Johnson has been appointed Britain’s new foreign secretary ... Related. Britain's new foreign secretary Boris Johnson. a career of international gaffes ... We probably deserve it ... ....
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Are Obama and Clinton Counting on Republican Majorities to Pass TPP?
Edit CounterPunch 14 Jul 2016
If lame duck Republican majorities pass the TPP, Obama can claim his vicious, anti-worker trade legacy, and Hillary can take office without taking the heat. So much for Obama’s to get Cousin Pookie off the couch to vote for the Democrats. Horrible things often happen between presidential elections in November and the inauguration of new presidents in January ... In 2008, as Obama prepared to take office, ... ....
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Trump Appears “Clueless” How He Could Win With This VP Pick
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingIn speaking with and listening to Americans across the country, when it comes to this year’s U.S. election cycle between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton they’re definitely not clueless about one important issue ... Also on the short list are Govs. Mike Pence of Indiana and Chris Christie of New Jersey ... He should also probably choose an individual other than an elderly white male....
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Draft refugee act passes initial committee review
Edit Taipei Times 14 Jul 2016
Deputy Minister of the Interior Hua Ching-chun (花敬群) said the draft bill was originally presented under the administration of former Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) president Chen Shui-bian (陳水扁) in 2006, with the ministry handling refugees on a case-by-case basis....
Hung vows to sell KMT assets, donate proceeds
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Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) Chairwoman Hung Hsiu-chu (洪秀柱) yesterday promised to liquidate all party assets, except for legally acquired office spaces and funds to cover personnel costs, and to donate the proceeds to charity ... “During former president Chen Shui-bian’s (陳水扁) tenure, the Control Yuan and the Executive Yuan launched full-scale investigations into the KMT’s assets ... “The issue is not the KMT’s internal business ... ....
No contact between Taipei, Beijing after South China Sea decision
Edit The Jakarta Post 14 Jul 2016
Taiwan and mainland China did not communicate following the Permanent Court of Arbitration’s (PCA) South China Sea ruling, Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) Minister Katharine Chang revealed Wednesday ... ... ... Former presidents Chen Shui-bian and Ma Ying-jeou made separate visits to the island to proclaim it a part of R.O.C. territory when they were in office ... The Jakarta Post. ....
Chen heads up All-Star weekend
Edit Taipei Times 14 Jul 2016
The four teams of the CPBL will take a break for the weekend, but there is no respite for star players and legends of the game, including Chen Chin-feng and Lin Chung-chiu, who are to compete for glory and prizes at the Xinzhuang Stadium in New Taipei City ... Fans are expected to pay tribute to Chen during the All-Star Weekend action and snap up Chen’s baseball souvenir products, which are to be sold at the ballpark this weekend....
Shantou Party and Government Delegation Attends 8th Director Inauguration... (Shantou Municipal Government)
Edit Public Technologies 14 Jul 2016
The Shantou Party and Government Delegation led by Chen Liangxian, ... During their Hong Kong trip, the delegation led by Chen Liangxian and Liu Xiaotao also paid a visit to the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the Hong Kong SAR, Hong Kong General Association of Chaozhou Natives, and Guangdong Holdings Limited, called on Mr....
PFCs detected at outdoor gear shops
Edit Taipei Times 14 Jul 2016
PFC concentrations in the air detected at three outdoor gear shops in Taipei were between 53 nanograms per cubic meter (ng/m3) and 148ng/m3, while the concentrations were less than 28ng/m3 in general indoor environments, Greenpeace pollution prevention project manager Chen Ling-yao (陳玲瑤) said ... “While some manufacturers have started replacing long-chain PFCs with short-chain PFCs, both have the same quality,” Chen said....
Tatung Co shareholders campaign to join board
Edit Taipei Times 14 Jul 2016
Tatung Co’s (大同) seventh-largest shareholder, Chen Li-ching (陳麗卿), who holds 30 million shares in the home appliances brand, yesterday said she would support a self-help group convened by other shareholders who want a seat on the board next year ... Chen said she hopes the group can unite individual shareholders in order to “overturn” the existing management team, the newspaper said....
Highlight: Memorial Concert for the 35th Anniversary of Chen Wen-cheng’s (陳文成) Death
Edit Taipei Times 14 Jul 2016
On July 3, 1981, Chen Wen-cheng (陳文成), a 31-year-old associate professor at Carnegie Mellon University visiting his home country on vacation, was found dead on the campus of National Taiwan University ... On Saturday, the Chen Wen-cheng ......
Zhongshan Park takes measures for emergencies (Shanghai Municipal Government)
Edit Public Technologies 14 Jul 2016
(Source. Shanghai Municipal Government) ... A mobile team will also be on standby to handle emergencies,' said Chen Shenhui, deputy general manager of the company that manages the park ... Chen said while one of the guards keeps a watch on monitors, the others man the three gates ... Chen said the park was working with the district government to find a solution to the homeless and garbage problems ... (noodl. 34531707) ....
Announcements and Notices - Voluntary Announcement Counterclaim Against An Ex-director (TC Orient Lighting Holdings Limited)
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(Source. TC Orient Lighting Holdings Limited) E163190A_TC Ori Light 1..1 ... TC ORIENT LIGHTING HOLDINGS LIMITED. 達 進 東 方 照 明 控 股 有 限 公 司. (Incorporated in the Cayman Islands with limited liability). website. www.tatchun.com. (Stock Code. 515). VOLUNTARY ANNOUNCEMENT. COUNTERCLAIM AGAINST AN EX-DIRECTOR ... Li Jian Chao (''Mr ... By order of the Board. TC Orient Lighting Holdings Limited Chen Yongsen. Chairman ... Chen Yongsen (Chairman), Mr ... Chen Hua and Mr....
China's exports face downward pressure in Q3
Edit China Daily 14 Jul 2016
Chen Peiyue, deputy executive general manager of Yangjiang Xianfuren Industrial Co Ltd, said her company's production had been affected due to dropping overseas orders from both the European Union and the United States ... The company's business started to improve in June thanks to a big order from the United Arab Emirates, Chen said, adding that it ......
Co-Dean Ronald K. Chen Honored as a Trailblazer (Rutgers University, Newark)
Edit Public Technologies 14 Jul 2016
Co-Dean Ronald Chen of Rutgers Law School was honored with the Trailblazer Award by the Asian Pacific American Law Association of New Jersey (APALA-NJ) at the association's gala this year ... Co-Dean Chen '83, has had a long and distinguished career ... Original documenthttp.//www.newark.rutgers.edu/news/co-dean-ronald-k-chen-honored-trailblazer....
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